Anantha Narayanan

Team performance analysis in T20 internationals

Anantha Narayanan: Who defends well and who chases a target better?

Kartikeya Date

The problem with low catches

Kartikeya Date: The cricket cognoscenti is largely eager to give the fielder the benefit of the doubt when a catch is referred. This should not be the case

Michael Jeh

Lessons for 2015

Michael Jeh: There is much to learn from the World T20 in Bangladesh but expect different skill sets to come into play in next year's 50-over World Cup

Janaka Malwatta

Two gentlemen of Sri Lanka

Janaka Malwatta: The team pulled together in the World T20 to give Jayawardene and Sangakkara the farewell they deserve

Samir Chopra

The future of close finishes in limited overs

Samir Chopra: Will last-over chases continue to have the capacity for drama?

Janaka Malwatta

Here's to Herath

Janaka Malwatta: Bearing something of the air of the Sunday cricketer about him, Rangana Herath is the antithesis of the star Sri Lankan cricketer

Hassan Cheema

Haunted turns hunter

Hassan Cheema: Saeed Ajmal was written off after Michael Hussey smashed him in the 2010 World T20 semi-final. But he bounced back and how

Kamran Abbasi

The promise of Shehzad

Kamran Abbasi: He displays a hunger for runs that bodes well for his and Pakistan's future

Michael Jeh

The white-line crime

Michael Jeh: Officials spend precious time scrutinising bowlers' foot faults but ignore it when non-strikers gain unfair head starts

Jon Hotten

Can bowling line-ups collapse?

Jon Hotten: It's a phenomenon that the T20 game is uniquely geared to produce, as the Ireland-Netherlands clash showed

Ahmer Naqvi

Brash youngsters or scapegoats?

Ahmer Naqvi: It's easy to blame some of Pakistan's young batsmen for their brash approach but how about singling out some senior players instead?