Matches (22)

Men's Hundred (3)

CPL (2)

Women's Hundred (3)

AUS vs SA (1)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (8)

Top End T20 (3)

Challenge League A (1)

MO-M

109/7

BP-M

(83/100 balls, T:110) 113/3

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STKNP

133/9

ABF

(19.4/20 ov, T:134) 137/3

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General

New Zealand give themselves a chance

New Zealand batted stoutly on day four of the third and final Test to at least give themselves a chance to save the match, but with one day still to go, India remain in pole position and it is asking an awful lot for the home side to bat through three mor

31-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

Winner takes all in St Lucia

England and Andrew Strauss surprised a few people with a decent effort in the fourth one-day international as they levelled the series at 2-2. Now the two teams meet in St Lucia on Friday for series honours

30-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

West Indies should wrap it up

If West Indies can't win this series, given the way England have clearly given up, then there is something massively wrong. They should win the fourth match, to be played on Sunday, and it is amazing that they are not a shorter price

28-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

All to play for in Barbados

After Shivnarine Chanderpaul's heroics in Guyana it's as you were in the one-day series, all square but now with just three to play. But for me, nothing has changed and West Indies hold the edge going into the next match in Barbados, to be played on Frida

24-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

India batting themselves out of trouble

India's batsmen finally came to the party on day four of the second Test against New Zealand in Napier and now have a decent chance of saving the match and taking a 1-0 lead into the final match of the series

22-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

Windies look for fast start

The first one-day international between West Indies and England takes place in Guyana on Friday and though the bookies can't split the two sides, the home side should have the edge and can make a winning start to the five-match series

20-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

West Indies have the edge at home

England go into their five-match one-day series with West Indies this week smarting from their defeat in the Test series. The bookies can't split the two sides for series honours, but I have a feeling home advantage could swing it in the West Indies' favo

18-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

Trading Talk - WI v Eng ODI Series

Spread bettors who were behind England for any of the Test matches against the West Indies will not need reminding that the tourists are still yet to pick up a win this winter, although captain Andrew Strauss, along with buyers of England's series win ind

18-Mar-2009•Cricinfo staff

South Africa take control in Cape Town

Jacques Kallis rose to the occasion on Friday as he hit an unbeaten century to take South Africa into a strong position at the end of day two of the third and final Test. The series may be over as a contest, but South Africa want the win to boost morale a

17-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

India take total control in Hamilton

Sachin Tendulkar's 42nd Test century helped put India in total and utter control after day three of the first Test in Hamilton and it is hard to see anything other than a win for the visitors in the first game of the three-Test series

17-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

India out to assert dominance in Tests

Having dominated the one-day series, India will be confident of translating their limited overs prowess to the Test arena when the three-match series begins on Tuesday. New Zealand have home advantage but that is the only edge they have against an awfully

15-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

One more for the clean sweep

India have totally dominated the one-day series with New Zealand to date and it would take a braver man than me to predict anything other than another win for the visitors in the fifth and final match on Saturday, a result that would give them a series sw

13-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

Trading Talk - WI v Eng Final Test

Although England will not claim a series win over the West Indies (to the disappointment of buyers of England's series win index spread at the start of February), England will be keen to impress in advance of the summer's Ashes series

06-Mar-2009•Cricinfo staff

India look almost unstoppable

New Zealand were probably grateful that the second match in the one-day international series was washed out for it ruined India's chances of sweeping the series 5-0. Nothing has changed, though, and the bookies give the home side little chance of winning

05-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

South Africa keep hopes alive

For the first time in the series, South Africa finally showed their true talent on Monday as they turned in a defiant batting performance that at least gives them a chance to force a draw in the second Test and keep the series with Australia alive going i

05-Mar-2009•Simon Cambers

Australia eyeing Johannesburg win

Australia continued to dominate the first Test against South Africa on Johannesburg after day three. The tourists know taking another ten wickets will be tough, on what is a flat pitch, but they are in command and are now odds-on to get the win

26-Feb-2009•Simon Cambers

England and Ambrose could attract spread interest

Should Andrew Strauss have forced the follow-on? It's been a matter of contention among cricket fans since, but buyers of England's win index spread for the third Test in Antigua against the West Indies will certainly think so

25-Feb-2009•Cricinfo staff

England should finally be upbeat

England may have missed out on victory in the final Test and therefore suffered a series defeat at the hands of West Indies, but, finally, they played positive cricket in Trinidad and will take some positives out of the match as they prepare for this summ

25-Feb-2009•Simon Cambers

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New Zealand can still pinch series

Having been outplayed in the first two matches, Australia did well to bounce back in the next two and now they have a great chance to pinch the series against New Zealand by winning Friday's decider in Brisbane

12-Feb-2009•Simon Cambers

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