Abhishek Purohit

ESPNcricinfo picks a playing eleven from among the top performers of the Champions League T20, 2014

Plays of the day from the Champions League T20 final between Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders

Suresh Raina bossed a Kolkata Knight Riders attack without the banned Sunil Narine for his third T20 century to lead Chennai Super Kings to their second Champions League T20 title

Hobart Hurricanes, the only non-IPL franchise in the semi-finals, will be facing probably the toughest T20 attack in these conditions in the form of Kolkata Knight Riders' spinners

Plays of the day from the match between Barbados Tridents and Northern Knights in Bangalore

James Franklin guided Barbados Tridents to a solitary win over Northern Knights in the inconsequential final group match of the Champions League T20

Plays of the day from the CLT20 match between Dolphins and Lahore Lions in Bangalore

Robbie Frylinck's all-round display was not enough to stop Dolphins from becoming the first side to be knocked out of the tournament in a game that looked a lot closer in the end than it actually was

Thursday night's washout at Chinnaswamy Stadium has made the race for the remaining semi-final spot from Group A tighter. Both Chennai Super Kings and Perth Scorchers will need a win on Saturday night at the same ground

After fielding and catching poorly against Kolkata Knight Riders, Lahore Lions will have to put in a sharply improved performance in all departments if they are to challenge MS Dhoni's men

Both Cape Cobras and Hobart Hurricanes have begun their campaigns with a defeat, and with only two more group games each to go after their Sunday afternoon clash, they will want a quick turnaround

How the opening match of the tournament plays out could depend on which version of Kolkata Knight Riders turns up, and how Chennai Super Kings' attack - which was quite expensive in the IPL - is able to stand up

Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging

ESPNcricinfo previews the first ODI between England and India

Diana Edulji, the former India Women captain, has said that the side's Test win over England should serve as a "wake-up call" for the BCCI to give women's cricket in the country its due

Rangana Herath conjured six wickets on a day-five pitch that carried little threat and Sri Lanka hunted down 99 in a dramatic chase under the constant threat of rain and fading light

Kumar Sangakkara continued to torment Pakistan with his tenth double-century that took him past Brian Lara and put him only behind Don Bradman's 12

It rained water and milestones on Galle on the third afternoon as Kumar Sangakkara reached his 37th hundred and Mahela Jayawardene his 49th fifty in the 18th century stand between the duo amid periodic showers

Pakistan posted their second-highest total in the first innings of a Test in the past eight years as the lower middle order weighed in after Younis Khan's 177

Sri Lanka sent back the Pakistan top order before lunch but Younis Khan's unbeaten century ensured the visitors hit back to end the day on a solid 261 for 4