Pakistan v Zimbabwe: No better time for Zimbabwe to cause an upset
Both teams come into this game needing a win to keep their World Cup hopes alive. Both also come into the game on the back of thrashings from the West Indies...
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India v UAE: Back Kohli to ensure comfortable night for Dhoni's men
After a poor ODI year away from home, two wins from two in Pool B have strengthened India's position in the outright market and MS Dhoni's team should enjoy ...
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New Zealand v Australia: Kiwis deserve more respect
Ed Hawkins previews the eagerly-awaited contest between these near neighbours at Eden Park in the early hours of Saturday...
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South Africa v West Indies: Back Proteas to prevail in tight contest
A game which, at the start of the World Cup, appeared to be a formality for the South Africans now looks very different after the sides' recent performances....
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Afghanistan v Scotland: Scots hope for seam and swing
Ed Hawkins previews this Pool A clash at the University Oval in Dunedin on Wednesday night and ponders whether Scotland can expose an Afghan frailty against ...
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Sri Lanka v Bangladesh: Lay high scores at the MCG
Thursday morning's Pool A clash will be pivotal towards determining the quarter-final line-up. Sri Lanka have started slowly, while Bangladesh were boosted b...
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World Cup Diary: Put the boot in on sorry South Africa
Ed Hawkins is back with his weekly look at the tournament Down Under and argues that if any team is deserving of the catcalls it is the Proteas, not England...
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Ireland v UAE: Back Joyce to lead Irish a step closer to quarter-finals
Having chased down 304 to ease past the West Indies last time out, Will Porterfield's men should claim a further two points when they face the UAE in Brisban...
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West Indies v Zimbabwe: Back Simmons to star again
Two teams who have each won a game and lost a game meet at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. Will the West Indies pick up where they left off against Pakistan, or...
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England v Scotland: Wounded England can bounce back with a quick win
Never before has an England v Scotland cricket match looked more competitive after the former's catastrophic defeat to New Zealand. Paul Krishnamurty, howeve...
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Afghanistan v Sri Lanka: Mathews' men can use an easy win to build their World Cup campaign
You should never write off the Sri Lankans and despite a heavy opening defeat to New Zealand, Matt Harris believes that victory over Afghanistan can be used ...
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South Africa v India: Proteas could show off their muscle at MCG
Ed Hawkins previews this clash at the MCG in the early hours of Sunday and although he reckons the short jollies should win, there are a couple of ricks on t...
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Australia v Bangladesh: Back Warner to come out firing
The World Cup favourites take their latest step tomorrow morning, chasing an eighth straight win and 19th win from 20 attempts against Bangladesh. Paul Krish...
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Pakistan v West Indies: Mighty Misbah Mr Reliable in flaky affair
Ed Hawkins says this clash is more fright night than Friday night and advises caution as two unreliable sides meet in Christchurch...
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New Zealand v England: Back Williamson to shine as co-hosts look to maintain 100% record
The Kiwis showed a vulnerable side in their narrow win over Scotland but Matt Harris expects Brendon McCullum's men to return to form when they take on a str...
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World Cup Diary: Draw is opening up for the Kiwis
Ed Hawkins points out the importance of the contest between the two hosts and wonders where the next shock will come from
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Zimbabwe v United Arab Emirates: Rare easy win beckons for Zimbabwe
A minnow taking on a Test nation always offers an interesting challenge when it comes to finding the best picks. Richard O'Hagan previews what could be a ver...
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Bangladesh v Afghanistan: Afghans outstanding value for shock victory
The two minnows of sub-continent cricket go head to head in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Paul Krishnamurty previews, arguing that Afghanistan are un...
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World Cup Betting: Captain crisis makes England impossible to back
England's awful World Cup start against the Aussies has put the pressure on new captain Eoin Morgan. Ralph Ellis says the Irishman can't afford any more excu...
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New Zealand v Scotland: A get Richie quick scheme
Ed Hawkins previews a mismatch in Pool A on Tuesday night but sniffs out a top Scots bat bet to keep you interested
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Ireland v West Indies: Windies facing a stern test from an undervalued Irish side
Ireland's list of notable scalps against established nations is increasing and Will Porterfield's men have every chance against a West Indian side in sharp d...
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India v Pakistan: MIsbah's men the value in battle of fierce rivals
Traditional rivals India and Pakistan kick off their World Cup campaigns in the early hours of Sunday morning in Adelaide. India had a poor tour of Australia...
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South Africa v Zimbabwe: Proteas' big-hitters to have a field day in Hamilton
Zimbabwe pulled off an unlikely win in their last warm-up match, but Paul Krishnamurty expects them to be crushed yet again by a South African side oozing pe...
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Sri Lanka v New Zealand: Bet against the hosts in the opening game
New Zealand and Sri Lanka have the honour of opening the 2015 World Cup in Christchurch. Richard O'Hagan thinks that a visiting team with much to prove could...
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Australia v England: Bowler-friendly pitch squeezes the gulf
How will the World Cup favourites fare in their first game? Ed Hawkins says conditions will be a great leveller at the MCG in the early hours of Saturday, UK...
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World Cup Betting: Facing England could get Johnson off to a flier in Top Wicket Taker market
Stuart Broad has unwittingly got Australia wound up even more ahead of the World Cup. Ralph Ellis says it might be mild stuff but danger man Mitchell Johnson...
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World Cup Betting Preview: England the remaining chunk of value
Ed Hawkins previews the tournament which starts on Saturday, UK time, and reveals the strengths and weaknesses of the top eight contenders...
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World Cup Betting: Amla and Starc to shine brightest
Ed Hawkins analyses the top-bat and top-bowler market for the tournament and says the South Africa opener and Aussies pacer cold outperform their peers...
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