Or how Pujara won India the series in Australia

Twenty years on from the last World Cup in England, Lance Klusener, who wrote the book on finishing in ODIs in that 1999 tournament and either side of it, talks about how it's done

India's always-attacking, ever-smiling Test wicketkeeper passed a baptism by fire in Australia and England last year. He talks about his keeping, and the method behind his batting madness

India have been the best and West Indies the worst when it comes to completing their overs on time

While New Zealand will look to shut out the series, India will have to balance their goal of testing bench strength with the need to keep the series alive

Wanting to test their batting on a moist Wellington surface, what India found out was not all pretty but immensely satisfying as they recovered from 18 for 4 to reach 252 and win the final ODI of the series by 35 runs

Boult took 5 for 21, while de Grandhomme picked up three to rip the heart out of India's batting

New Zealand last lost four matches in a series back in 2012; they need to find a way - quickly - to avoid it this time

For the first time in the series, New Zealand managed to dig in for long enough through their first century stand of this one-sided contest to be able to think of transferring the pressure back on India, but India smothered that uprising to seal an emphat

New Zealand might want to bat first and bat deep to put India's spinners, and then their batting, under pressure

India might have been disappointed with 324 after looking good for 350, but their bowlers quickly washed it off with a comfortable defence

Mohammed Shami continued to challenge for India's first XI come World Cup with another lovely display of seam bowling to set up a comfortable win for India - their first in an ODI in New Zealand since 2009 - opening ODI of the five-match series

BCCI treasurer Anirudh Chaudhry has pressed for an inquiry and, if the players are found guilty of bringing the game into disrepute, strong sanctions

In Australia, the attractions come super-sized

India were doing more or less the same things they had done in England. The only big difference was showing faith and giving a touch of security to a core group of three batsmen

The celebratory jig aside, Cheteshwar Pujara came away from the series having finally earned the unquestioned confidence of the leaders of the side

India's captain and coach had different reasons for the same sentiment, as they celebrated India's first series win in Australia since first playing there 71 years ago

Bowling coach B Arun said India had learnt their lessons from the two previous away tours in 2018, especially from South Africa that had "very similar" pitches

We might not know what Shami has personally gone through over the last year, but what we know is he's bowling through discomfort, with that seam beautifully upright, and is bowling more than anyone

Initiated into Test cricket almost by accident, Rishabh Pant has faced up to tough situations with a positive attitude and a determination to enjoy his moment in the sun