How can the Champions League improve?

Time Out: Ian Chappell and Shaun Pollock on what makes the tournament tick, and the challenges it faces in the future

Pakistan must join the fight

Harsha Bhogle: If players need to be made an example of and kicked out of the game to stamp out match-fixing, so be it

The return of Vicious

Six months after his back gave way, Peter Siddle has done the hard yards and is ready for action again. Sriram Veera catches up with him

Why are India a poor fielding side?

Harsha Bhogle: Fielding is more important than ever, as the game gets shorter, but India lag behind as they always have done

'Nothing better than being a legspinner'

A year and a half on from what will probably be his only Test, Bryce McGain is still playing for the joy of it, and for the elusive moments when it all falls into place

When Cush comes to shove

Lennox Cush, the only USA player in the Champions League, is a vital cog in Guyana's team, with his versatility, experience and never-say-die spirit. By Peter Della Penna

Time for the unknowns to shine

Harsha Bhogle: The Champions League offers a world stage to those who never thought they'd get one. Let's hope we can enjoy a clean tournament

The dark horses of CLT20 2010

ESPNcricinfo looks at the dark horses to bet on in South Africa

Parochialism wanted

For the Champions League to grow, the fans need to feel connected to their players. The current format disallows that, says Dileep Premachandran

Coming back to life

Zaheer Khan talks injuries and comebacks, and the frustration and patience involved between the two. By Sidharth Monga

Under the shadow of the IPL

The Champions League already has better cricket to offer than its Indian sibling. And this year it hopes to replicate the audiences of the IPL as well. By Tariq Engineer

'I thought I could get away with murder'

Robin Uthappa has learnt his lessons, and is ready to do anything for what he once took for granted. By Sriram Veera

West Indies cricket

WIPA v weaklings

Tony Cozier: The Guyana Cricket Board and the West Indies Players' Association impasse days before the Champions League served as a repeat of the crisis involving T&T last year

Champions League Twenty20 2010

Meet the teams

Cricinfo's primer on the ten sides clashing in South Africa

FAQs: The Champions League

All you need to know about the CL20

Cricinfo's dummy's guide to the tournament

Guyana have a tough act to follow

Tony Cozier: Fitness, fielding and simple cricket sense will be key if Guyana are to match T&T's fairytale performance from last year in the Champions League

Love thy club

Royal Challengers Bangalore have found a way to keep their fans loyal - listen to them, take their advice, and make them feel part of the team. By Tariq Engineer