Matt Roller

After the 2019 near-miss, they aren't going to settle for just participation in the Super 12s: they're seeking wins

Buttler says England could even shuffle the batting order by promoting Dawid Malan or Moeen Ali

Batters follow successful West Indies template to start campaign with crushing win

Black Caps captain calls the cancellation of a recent series between the two teams "a real shame"

ESPNcricinfo's (off-duty) correspondent from England recounts watching Pakistan ace the chase on a heady Sunday night in Dubai

Quick didn't give up hope of a recall but had "stopped thinking about it" after years out of the side

It was a reminder that match-ups are something more than rightie/leftie, in-spin and out-spin

CSK form feeds into star turn with ball as miserly four-over spell sets up crushing victory

"These sorts of games, we just have to bin it and move on. I don't think any sort of panic will come into the camp."

The team has been in the Gulf for a while, playing World Cup League 2 fixtures, and have adjusted and adapted well to the conditions

Mahela Jayawardene returns home after successful consultancy spell with team

Max O'Dowd praises "great servant to Dutch cricket" as Netherlands bow out of T20 World Cup

Ireland and Namibia showcased different ways to approach the conditions, which could provide lessons for the rest of the tournament

In the absence of allrounders Stokes and Curran, England find themselves with two different tactical visions to win T20s

England's assistant coach, who has been part of six World Cups and led them to their first global title, believes they have the team to go all the way again

Slippy conditions may encourage seam-dominant attack versus West Indies

The Ireland coach says he has had 'a few good chats' with IPL coaches to understand the conditions better

The absence of Archer and Stokes has hurt Eoin Morgan's team in the build-up to the T20 World Cup

Allrounder left field during England's seven-wicket defeat to India, will be assessed in 24 hours

Ireland's top performer, and franchise cricket globetrotter, has gone five years between world events. "It's great to be back," he says