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Australia have been unstoppable, writes Robert Craddock in the Daily Telegraph , but questions remain over the make-up of the bowling .

Australia’s bonus if they win the World Cup will be spare change if they play in a Twenty20 tournament in the West Indies next year, according to Robert Craddock in The Australian .

World Cup organisers have finally relaxed their ban on musical instruments and will allow them from Saturday’s match between Bangladesh and South Africa

In the Sydney Morning Herald Chloe Saltau looks at the move to put James Hopes on standby for Shane Watson.

Chloe Saltau writes in The Age about Shane Bond and New Zealand being Australia’s greatest dangers at the World Cup.

West Indies have missed a terrific chance to get more children playing cricket during the World Cup, according to Steve Waugh

Today it’s The Australian’s turn to run through the problems at the World Cup .

Wasim Akram might have lost his World Cup wicket record but he couldn’t be happier that it was Glenn McGrath who broke it

Shane Watson is injured again and Robert Craddock, writing in The Australian , says it is dawning on Australia he might be unable to combine the roles of fast bowling and top-order batting.

Andrew Flintoff is still having a tough time in the West Indies, according to David Hopps in The Guardian .

Statistics might soon suggest Glenn McGrath has been the best bowler in World Cup history but Brian Lara, a well-qualified judge, does not agree