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Skipper leads the way in batting market

Though Michael Clarke top-scored for Australia in the first Test, captain Ricky Ponting remains the favourite with bet365 to come out as the top Australia runscorer in the five-match Ashes series

25-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

McGrath aiming for next milestone

Having made Shane Warne favourite to be the top wicket-taker in the series before the Lord's match, bet365 have turned things around and now make Glenn McGrath favourite to come out on top for the the third Ashes tour to England in succession

25-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Pietersen star continues to rise

The one glimmer of hope in England's largely abject batting performance at Lord's, Kevin Pietersen, has been cut to second favourite to emerge as the top scorer on either team in the five-match Ashes series

25-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Australia still solid favourites

If things weren't already in Australia's favour going into Thursday's second Test, then Michael Vaughan getting hit on the elbow in the nets just increased their chances of taking a 2-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series

25-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Bookies write off England chances

The optimism didn't last long, did it? Australia's comprehensive victory in the first Test at Lord's has seen the bookies virtually abandon hope of an England Ashes series triumph

25-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Australian openers favourite to score heavily at Lord's

bet365 have added another market to their first Test offerings, with England's opening partnership rated as 11/10 (2.20) chances to outscore Australia's top two in the first innings at Lord's

20-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Strauss and Ponting head series spreads

Sporting Index have an extensive list of player markets for the Ashes series, with Andrew Strauss and Ricky Ponting tipped to come out on top in the runscorer lists

20-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Wagging tails a dilemma for punters

Sporting Index have long been the kings when it comes to producing special markets and they haven't let us down with their Ashes offerings

20-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Can Tendulkar's return tip balance in India's favour?

All talk is of Sachin Tendulkar as the teams resume this Test series

19-Jul-2005•Andrew Hall

Who will be McGrath's 500th Test wicket?

Those inventive people at bet365 have come up with a plethora of interesting specials markets for the Ashes series, which starts at Lord's on Thursday

19-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Correct score markets offer good value

Australia have been cut to 2/5 (1.40) favourites to retain the Ashes in the last day or so, and the tourists deserve to be put up as the likely winners, but that is no value to all but the biggest of gamblers

19-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Can Pietersen cope with the pressure?

Kevin Pietersen's call-up to the England squad for the first Test was a brave call on the selectors' part but the Hampshire man must expect to be targeted by the Australians in the first Test at Lord's

18-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Fast-starting Australia favourites for Lord's win

For all their improvement in the last couple of years, England are 7/2 (4.50) to win the first Ashes Test against Australia, which begins at Lord's on Thursday

18-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

What impact will Pietersen make?

England's selectors made an unusually brave choice in picking Kevin Pietersen instead of the vastly experienced Graham Thorpe for the first Ashes Test

15-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Will McGrath and Warne dominate?

With the clock ticking until the start of the Ashes, bet365 have produced some interesting markets surrounding some of the bowlers in the series, notably Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne and Steve Harmison

15-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Ashes prices holding steady after NatWest Challenge

The appetisers are finally over and now the main course can begin. The five-match Ashes series between England and Australia gets underway at Lord's on July 21, and the tourists, who've held the Ashes unbroken since 1989, are understandable favourites

13-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Wind the key to scoring spreads at St Andrews

Sporting Index have released so many markets on this week's Open Championship at St Andrews that you would probably need a computer just to sort through them all before the event gets under way on Thursday

13-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Can Tiger conquer St Andrews again?

The world's best golfers are in St Andrews this week for the Open Championship, with Tiger Woods out to repeat his 2000 triumph when he blitzed the field to win by eight shots

12-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

West Indies facing mission impossible

Get ready for Mission Impossible. While England and Australia finish off the NatWest Challenge, Sri Lanka and West Indies begin a two-Test series in Colombo on Wednesday

12-Jul-2005•Simon Cambers

Six sizzling summer offers from Sporting Index

Sporting Index are pleased to present a suite of six sizzling summer offers for all their spread betting customers

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