Fans in India and Pakistan are not the only ones complaining about their early World Cup departures

Robert Craddock, writing in The Australian , says the lack of support for West Indies in Antigua has given the World Cup another black eye .

In The Age Chloe Saltau writes the game is in danger of branding itself out of existence.

Shane Warne is getting married again ..

Chloe Saltau writes in the Sydney Morning Herald about Australia’s smooth entry into the Super Eights while Robert Craddock reports in The Australian about the success of targeting Shaun Pollock .

Matthew Hayden's century against South Africa was so convincing it swayed the people of St Kitts to make him one of their own

Ricky Ponting speaks in his column in The Australian about the rivalry between Australia and South Africa .

Allan Donald fears Glenn McGrath’s international bow could be ruined by batsmen who are no longer mesmerised by his reputation

Chloe Saltau speaks to Trent Johnston, the Ireland captain, who is staying four rooms down from the one Bob Woolmer was found in at the Pegasus Hotel in Jamaica.

Andrew Symonds has been keeping himself busy while recovering from his biceps injury, but not just by training and lounging at the team hotel

Shaun Tait might be the baby of Australia's squad, but until he joined a Caribbean cruise it had been a long time since he’d embraced the foetal position

Peter Roebuck, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald , says Bob Woolmer lived and died a cricketing man.

Ireland’s unpredicted success means the offspinner Kyle McCallan will have to make a special request for more time off school

Dav Whatmore, speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald , says the wins of Bangladesh and Ireland should be a lesson to the knockers , who include Ricky Ponting.

After Canada’s second defeat in the tournament John Davison has called on the country’s organisation to become more professional