May 15, 2014 Rajat Bhatia continues to fluster opposition batsmen with his clever variations as he claimed the prized wickets of Kevin Pietersen and Ross Taylor in Rajasthan Royals' 62-run win over Delhi Daredevils
Press Conference: 'Some of the guys can hit bigger than me' - Smith
The Huddle: Have Rajasthan retained well?
The Huddle: The Huddle Day 29 - evening show
Highlights: Rahane 64 hurts Daredevils
Highlights: Kevon Cooper laces quick 32
Highlights: Samson 40 guides Royals to straightforward win
The Huddle: Hattangadi: Delhi playing without any ambition
The Huddle: Hattangadi: Time for Samson to score big
Interviews: 'I don't believe in all these things' - Gambhir
Interviews: There was a calmness to the chase - Gambhir
Rangana Herath is in doubt for Sri Lanka's match against Australia next Sunday, after splitting the skin on the inside of his spinning finger during training | Mar 1, 2015
Two men out Jarrod Kimber and Andy Zaltzman look back at the New Zealand-Australia match, positives for Pakistan and whether Associate nations deserve to be part of the WC tournament after UAE's loss | Mar 1, 2015
Press Conference Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq looks back on his side's first win of the 2015 World Cup and says that the team needs to improve their performances as they face other teams | Mar 1, 2015
Match Point Ajit Agarkar and Michael Holding review Pakistan's 20-run win over Zimbabwe, tallying their first win of this year's World Cup in the process | Mar 1, 2015
Press Conference Zimbabwe's Brendan Taylor looks at the factors behind his side's 20-run loss to Pakistan in Brisbane | Mar 1, 2015
Match Point Ajit Agarkar and Michael Holding delve deeper into Misbah-ul-Haq's performance as he continues to be one of the most important batsman for Pakistan | Mar 1, 2015
Match Point Zimbabwe's hopes all but ended when in-form Sean Williams got out in the match against Pakistan in Brisbane | Mar 1, 2015
Match Point Ajit Agarkar and Michael Holding discuss Wahab Riaz's game-changing performance against Zimbabwe, including his 4 for 45 in the second innings | Mar 1, 2015
Match Point Michael Holding believes Zimbabwe faltered in their chase due to lack of communication over Elton Chigumbura's fitness, against Pakistan in Brisbane | Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 Despite resistance from Brendan Taylor and Elton Chigumbura, Pakistan won their first game of the World Cup, beating Zimbabwe by 20 runs
Mar 1, 2015 49.4 Wahab Riaz to E Chigumbura, out, banged in short, Chigumbura goes for the hook, and top-edges it through to Akmal, who takes his fif...
Mar 1, 2015 49.3 Wahab Riaz to T Panyangara, out, now the batsman goes the other way, shuffling across his crease. Wahab bowls it short on middle stu...
Mar 1, 2015 49.2 Wahab Riaz to E Chigumbura, 3 runs, fuller now, follows the backtracking batsman, and Jamshed puts down a dolly at deep midwi...
Mar 1, 2015 47.5 Wahab Riaz to E Chigumbura, 4 runs, shot! That's a length ball outside off and he makes a bit of room to smack that into the gap bet...
Mar 1, 2015 46.5 Shahid Afridi to T Panyangara, dot ball, what a beauty this was. A bit slower and he was at full stretch to defend it outside off. ...
Mar 1, 2015 45.4 Sohail Khan to E Chigumbura, 4 runs, full on off stump, almost a yorker, but this is what modern batsmen do to almost-yorkers. Stays...
Mar 1, 2015 44.5 Shahid Afridi to E Chigumbura, 4 runs, goes for the big hit now, down on one knee and hits across the line of a middle-stump ball, t...
Mar 1, 2015 41.2 Sohail Khan to E Chigumbura, 4 runs, banged in even shorter outside off. He goes for a tennis-style smash and toe-ends it over slip,...
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