In July in cricket, there was some intense loving, wooing and buck-passing

What's a World Cup tour writer's life like? All about recording podcasts in cemeteries and being mistaken for a taxi driver, of course

When the ball didn't swing, he leapt like superman to pluck catches, when it did, he prised out the world's best

New Zealand captain says key to their victory was in identifying 240-250, and not 300, as a competitive total

The defining delivery of the tournament has had some superb purveyors this year, who have used it to deadly effect

Kane Williamson said it will be a fresh start for everyone when the semi-final round begins

None of the three batsmen have scored even 60% of the runs they would generally do, leaving Williamson to shoulder most of the responsibility

Like a microcosm of a 12-year career, Mathews' 2019 World Cup has been as vexing as they come

Kusal Perera and the captain himself have forged a solid combination at the top, giving Sri Lanka more reason to cheer this World Cup

This time there's no charm offensive - the New Zealand team are just are who they are. And there's no one cuddlier at the World Cup.

How did a man who had not bowled a ball in the previous eight months come to be at the top of his mark with Sri Lanka in dire need?

Because, you know, why not

Sri Lanka captain says they have the skill to 'compete with anyone' but admits they have only performed well in 'certain games'

They said the World Cup was too good for Sri Lanka, but Malinga and co. still flirted with it and then Leeds happened. Will it give Sri Lanka one more chance?

The South Africa captain tries to put a finger on where it went wrong for his team in World Cup 2019, after they finally clicked as a unit, against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka coach says Mathews' match-winning knock against England has infused a new wave of belief

JP Duminy, who might replace the injured David Miller, hopes the South Africans play Sri Lanka with freedom, and a smile on their faces

Evermore wronged by life, the universe and everything, Lasith Malinga is torching a path through the tournament

South Africa are already out of the World Cup but they have two games left to 'finish on a high', says assistant coach

"At times, we felt the way Nabi was playing was irritating" - Mohammed Shami