Shahid Afridi: Time to legalise ball tampering?
Last Sunday, Shahid Afridi added another chapter to an eventful career by chewing on a cricket ball in the middle of a one day game. He has been widely condemned, but is it time to think the unthinkable and legalise ball tampering? Andrew Hughes investigates.
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Betfair Big Interview: James Tredwell
Kent spinner James Tredwell got married in October and immediately left his new bride to fly to South Africa to join England's tour. This weekend he's packing again to go to the UAE then Bangladesh. Betfair took a bit more... Read more in
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International Cricket Betting: Time for Flintoff to call it a day?
As Andrew Flintoff tours Dubai on ambassadorial duties and recovers from yet another operation, Frank Gregan wonders whether it's time for England's most charismatic current player to give it all up rather than being rememberd for all the wrong reasons....
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Fourth ODI Betting: Australia v Pakistan
Pakistan have been hopeless Down Under but could their legendary unpredictability be about to show itself once more at the WACA? Ed Hawkins uncovers some stats which might make you want to back them...
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Twenty20 Betting: The IPL cattle market
Adam Gilchrist said the first IPL auction made him feel like a cow as millions of dollars were flung about in wild bidding for the world's best. This year's auction was less frenetic but it brought plenty of controversy in its wake. Andrew Hughes tells us more.
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Test Cricket Betting: How difficult is it to prepare a fair wicket?
Tired of watching the batsmen pile on the runs on lifeless wickets, Paul Moon lays into the ICC for not ensuring the bowlers are given a fair crack of the whip, specially when Test cricket is played on the sub-continent....
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Test Match Betting: England behaving badly?
It was a thrilling series that showcased the continued improvement of the England team under Andrew Strauss and Andy Flower. But the tour of South Africa 2009-10 had its share of controversy and England were often to blame. Andrew Hughes investigates
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Cricket Betting: Gayle convinced Windies can upset odds in Oz
Frank Gregan / 08 February 2010 / Leave a comment
Chris Gayle believes his side can record a memorable ODI series victory over Australia. Has he lost the plot, asks Frank Gregan....
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Test Match Betting: India v South Africa First Test
Ed Hawkins / 04 February 2010 / Leave a comment
The best Test sides in the world meet in Nagpur on Saturday. Can they live up to the billing by producing a memorable game or will draw backers be in their element? Ed Hawkins has the answers...
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England Cricket Betting: A journey into the unknown?
Andrew Hughes / 27 January 2010 / Leave a comment
England's forthcoming tour of Bangladesh is an ideal opportunity for some of their under performing players to hit a bit of form. But few members of the squad have played in that part of the world before. Andrew Hughes gives us the lowdown on what Alistair Cook and co can expect when they take on the lowest-ranked Test playing nation.
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Test Match Betting: Dhoni and myself in agreement Bangladesh can't take 20 Test wickets
Frank Gregan / 25 January 2010 / Leave a comment
As Bangladesh eventually succumbed to India in the First Test when a win for the tourists looked unlikely, neither MS Dhoni nor Frank Gregan were surprised by the outcome. Next step: oppose Bangladesh once again when England come to visit.......
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One Day International Betting: The art of running
Andrew Hughes / 22 January 2010 / 1 Comments
As Pakistan take on Australia in what should be a fascinating one day series, Andrew Hughes looks back at the Third Test in Hobart and asks why so many batsmen from the Asian subcontinent seem to struggle with their running
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