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Pakistan v India too close to call

A close contest is in prospect when Pakistan meet India at Karachi on Saturday in the first of five one-day internationals

09-Mar-2004•Andrew Hall

Caribbean spread betting

If you're thinking about having a punt on the forthcoming Test series between West Indies and England, you might be finding it difficult to know which market offers the best chance of making a decent return

09-Mar-2004•Rob Norcup

Get in the Game UK

The gap between Martin Pipe and Paul Nichols at the top of the National Hunt trainers table was dramatically reduced after the formers Haydock double at the weekend, courtesy of Jurancon and Upgrade

04-Mar-2004•Nigel Ridgway

Australia favourites to win 1st Test and series in Sri Lanka

Australia are evens favourites to beat Sri Lanka at Galle in the first of of their three Tests, which starts on Monday

04-Mar-2004•Andrew Hall

Get in the Game USA

After weeks of speculation the 76th Annual Academy Awards is nearly upon us, and there are no prizes for predicting that Lord of the Rings will take the Best Film Award (now priced at 1/20), while Peter Jackson must already be practicing his

27-Feb-2004•Nigel Ridgway

Get in the Game UK

This Sundays' Carling Cup Final may not be the glamour tie that everyone anticipated when all 92 teams from four divisions kicked off back in August, and not quite what we expected when Arsenal and Villa got to the last four

26-Feb-2004•Nigel Ridgway

All to play for as series stands a 1-1

The series now moves on to the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo for the first of two day/night games which should decide the fate of this enthralling contest

24-Feb-2004•Andrew Hall

New Zealand still the value bet in one-day series

New Zealand are still series outsiders according to latest odds from bet365 - although they have come in to 4/1 to win the series having been 10/1 prior to the second match

18-Feb-2004•Andrew Hall

New Zealand 6/4 to beat South Africa

New Zealand beat Pakistan 4-1 earlier in the season, so they might be a little surprised to be ranked as outsiders for the forthcoming visit by South Africa

10-Feb-2004•Andrew Hall

India hope to regain momentum for best-of-three finals

It's back to the MCG for the first VB Series final between Australia and India

03-Feb-2004•Andrew Hall

Windies 2/1 to level series

This fascinating one-day series comes to an end on Wednesday, when West Indies attempt to draw level and go home with some positives prior to England's spring tour

02-Feb-2004•Andrew Hall

Get in the Game USA: Super Bowl XXXVIII

Its time, this Sunday is the biggest sporting event in America, Super Bowl XXXVIII

30-Jan-2004•Nigel Ridgeway

West Indies 5/2 in must-win Durban battle

Thanks to the near-heroics of joint top-scorer Ravi Rampaul, West Indies came close to an improbable victory in the 2nd ODI

29-Jan-2004•Andrew Hall

Get in the Game UK

Super Bowl XXXVIII... Two years after upsetting St

29-Jan-2004•Nigel Ridgway

Windies 11/4 to bounce back with victory

West Indies' humiliating defeat in the first ODI could be good news for the punters

26-Jan-2004•Andrew Hall

Windies 9/2 outsiders to bounce back in one-day series

South Africa are firm 1/3 favourites to win the first match of the five-match series against West Indies, and a miserly 1/8 to follow up their Test-series win with a one-day series victory

23-Jan-2004•Andrew Hall

India 13/8 to record fourth consecutive win

The one-day circus stops off at Sydney on Thursday for the third match between Australia, the VB Series leaders, and India

21-Jan-2004•Andrew Hall

Spread it on thick

With all of the sporting action over the next few days, it's definitely worth checking the latest prices on offer from Sporting Index

20-Jan-2004

Windies at last?

Sporting Index still make South Africa firm favourites for the fourth and final Test, but having built a foundation, can the West Indies give them a surprise at Supersport Park in Centurion?

15-Jan-2004•David Harris

Zimbabwe 5/1 to cause upset

India take on Zimbabwe in match 3 of the VB Series at Hobart tomorrow

13-Jan-2004•Andrew Hall

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