George Binoy

Pakistan's Mohammad Yousuf heads the list of highest run-scorers with no semi-final appearances with 7908 runs

West Indies notched up their first win of the Super Eights by beating Bangladesh by 99 runs at Grenada

Today's List is about teams with the most left-handers and matches in which they've taken the most wickets and scored the most runs

Mohammad Ashraful was in sublime touch during his innings of 35 but his dismissal swung the advantage Ireland's way

Sri Lanka have virtually booked their spot in the semi-finals with a clinical six-wicket victory against New Zealand at Grenada

Matthew Hayden has muscled his way to becoming the fastest to reach 1000 runs in a year

The List takes a look at players who have had World Cups to forget

This game was Sanath Jayasuriya's 384th one-day international and he drew level with Sachin Tendulkar as the world's most-capped player

Although it is received as a tremendous shock when a lesser team beats an established side during the World Cup, history tells us it isn't as rare an occurence as Halley's Comet

Malachi Jones became the first bowler to take a wicket of the first delivery in a World Cup

Australia motored along like a well-oiled machine

This week's List compares the cumulative runs, wickets and averages of each of the World Cup squads

Cricinfo looks at the stat highlights ahead of the curtain-raiser between West Indies and Pakistan in Kingston, Jamaica

Canada are the oldest team in the World Cup with an average age of over 31. They have the only two 40-plus players of the tournament.

This week we look at how visiting players have performed in the West Indies in one-day internationals and Tests; we're focussing on current players, many of whom will be at the World Cup

This week's focus is on bowlers and batsmen in tall run-chases and in low-scoring . We've defined a high run-chase to be in excess of 275 and small scores as totals lesser than 200

This week's List features teams that have won tournaments after losing a lot of games and teams that have lost trophies after dominating for the major part

The List looks at the batsmen who score really big when they pass hundred and those who have a higher average in innings below three-figures

Everyone knows that Mohammad Yousuf had a fairytale 2006 during which he scored 1788 runs at 99.33. What escaped the scrutinising eyes of cricket pundits is that Inzamam-ul-Haq suffered a drastic slump in 2006 after his exploits in 2005

India are experimenting with their batting line-up by pushing Sachin Tendulkar down the order during the series against West Indies at home. In the past he hasn't done as well in the middle order