S Rajesh previews the Super Eights encounter between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Johannesburg

With a win in their first Super Eights match, New Zealand edged closer to a semi-final berth

Plays of the Day for the Super Eights match between New Zealand and India

India might even start off as favourites in their first Super Eights match against New Zealand at the Wanderers

If the weather stays like it has over the last week, chasing a score could be a considerable advantage through the rest of the tournament at the Wanderers

S Rajesh presents the Plays of the day for the match between New Zealand and Sri Lanka at the Wanderers

An unneeded bowl-out was not the way an otherwise thrilling match should have concluded, says S Rajesh

S Rajesh presents the Plays of the Day for India v Pakistan in Durban

The Numbers Game looks at some of the trends of Twenty20 cricket, and the batsmen and bowlers who have flourished in this format

Rain threatens the possibility of the Group D match between India and Pakistan, one that India can't lose by a big margin

A win in the opener against Scotland on Thursday will ensure India make it to the Super Eights

It lasted only five minutes and seven deliveries, but every moment of Shahid Afridi's stint at the crease was sheer entertainment

Thirty-six fours, 18 sixes, 413 runs, and a win for the home team - the first match of the ICC World Twenty20 couldn't have been scripted any better

S Rajesh presents the Plays of the day from South Africa v West Indies

S Rajesh is at Centurion where India have their first net session

The hit-or-miss nature of the game suggests little time for strategy, but there'll be plenty of subplots which could be fascinating, says S Rajesh

Mahendra Singh Dhoni believes the team composition - 12 players can bat and bowl - will help India do well in the ICC World Twenty20

The sixth ODI between England and India at The Oval underscored the value of the No. 7 batsman. The Numbers Game looks at the best in the trade

Playing reasonably good spin bowlers against England is always an advantage. The Numbers Game explains why