Does England's silver lining have a cloud?

Switch Hit: England win the World Twenty20, but with Strauss out of form and the Ashes looming, is there trouble ahead?

A new beginning for England?

Peter Roebuck: Collingwood's side were fearless and kept pressing till victory was theirs. Here's hoping it marks a renaissance in the country's cricket

A method to England's all-round success

Andrew Miller: Tough selection calls by Flower, and Collingwood's influence were key to the win

More Twenty20 games please

Beyond the Blues: The ICC needs to take the format seriously

'Collingwood's performance was inspirational'

Ian Chappell and Sanjay Manjrekar look back at the World Twenty20, and analyse England's first win in a world tournament

Three reasons why India failed

Harsha Bhogle: Their new-ball bowling lacked spark, the fielding was shoddy, and they were clueless against bounce

No. 7 to the rescue?

Numbers Game: A five-down batsman doesn't get many chances in a Twenty20, but some teams - one in particular - have had good results with a specialist at that position

ICC World Twenty20 2010

'Teams aren't flexible in Twenty20 batting'

Bowl at Boycs: Geoff Boycott on a common shortcoming in the 20-over format, India's short-ball blues, and his favourites in the Twenty20 World Cup

A tournament to treasure

Rob Steen: The World Twenty20 has had high scores, good bowling, close finishes and impressive individual performances

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Have England found the winning formula?

Switch Hit: As Bresnan, Morgan, Lumb and Kieswetter all shine in the West Indies, have England finally cracked Twenty20?

'I can express myself better opening'

After his success at the top of the order in the West Indies, Mahela Jayawardene talks of the prospect of playing in that position for the 2011 World Cup

What makes an ideal T20 team?

Ian Chappell: You will need: an opener with timing; wicket-taking quicks; attacking, economical spinners; and a prodigious late-order hitter

The pace-spin equation, and a D/L snippet

Numbers Game: A look at how fast bowlers and spinners have fared in Twenty20 internationals, and the key to favourable targets in D/L matches

Firing blanks

Cricinfo XI: Dramatic overs that didn't affect the result of the games they featured in

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Does Duckworth-Lewis add up?

Switch Hit: A World Twenty20 round-up; and as England lose out to the rain again, Frank Duckworth defends his system

Bowling

Limited-overs bowling is about attack

Peter Roebuck: At no point in the history of one-day cricket has as much emphasis been put on taking wickets as now - but not many are getting it right

Alan Butcher

'Things are in place for Zimbabwe's resurgence'

Coach Alan Butcher is optimistic about a revival. He tells Andrew McGlashan about his role, the team's struggle for quality bats, and more

Here's Rusty

Juan Theron is South Africa's new un-hittable death-overs specialist - and lots more besides. Watch out for him at the World Twenty20. By Firdose Moonda

The man from Narrandera

Daniel Christian is a 26-year-old natural with a big appetite for the hard yards. He also happens to be a flag-bearer for the Aboriginal community. By Peter English

In Twenty20, the fearless win

Harsha Bhogle: Teams that tried to be defensive were shown up in the IPL. That should be a lesson for the World Twenty20