Eleven seconds of Sarfraz

An iconic win, a zillion photo frames - which one to pick? By Philip Brown

Pakistan, the Improbables

Can Pakistan's Champions Trophy triumph be explained by Haal or logic? Osman Samiuddin tries to figure it out

'I want to play like a brave man, like a lion'

Fast bowler Hasan Ali on leading the Pakistan attack in the Champions Trophy, and the influence his older brother has had on the way he bowls

Fly, Pakistan, fly

Jarrod Kimber tells the story of a crazy, glorious, authentically Pakistani comeback

Ringside at the miracle of Pakistan

Zaman, Amir, Hafeez, history. Mark Nicholas was there

'Batsmen win you games, bowlers win you tournaments'

Bowling coach Azhar Mahmood talks about the transformation of Pakistan's pace attack, a key factor in their road to the Champions Trophy final

The haunting of Hyde Park

Firdose Moonda finds her favourite place in London, enjoys the company of the South African contingent - and has a brush with tragedy

What do Pakistan need to do psychologically to beat India?

Your burning questions are answered by Melinda Farrell and George Dobell

Rise, and shine, Hasan Ali

Jarrod Kimber: He went from being at the bottom of Pakistan's bowling attack to leading them into the final

Which was Yuvraj's best ODI performance?

NatWest final 2002? World Cup 2011? Nairobi 2000? Vote for your favourite

What killed the dibbly-dobbler?

An especially troublesome breed of medium-pace bowlers in ODIs in the 1990s has largely become irrelevant today

Meeting Bangladesh fans in Brick Lane

Andrew Miller asks fans on the famous street in London about the Champions Trophy semi and final

England's bowlers are their silent heroes

Jon Hotten: On paper, they are an unassuming, unlikely bunch, but with unspectacular labour, they have been delivering results

Champions Trophy or Sham-pions Trophy?

Cyrus Broacha, Stephen Fleming, Ajit Agarkar and ESPNcricinfo staffers discuss the unexpected turn of events

'We decided the plan was to be more defensive than attacking'

Sri Lanka's fast-bowling coach Allan Donald talks about his latest stint

Into the heart of Bangladesh's rise

Mashrafe, Mushfiqur, Shakib, Tamim and Mahmudullah are the men who have transformed the team

Wearing a tiger costume if Bangladesh win the Champions Trophy

Will George Dobell do it? He and Jarrod Kimber answer your #PoliteEnquiries

Bowlers are getting eaten alive in ODIs

Ian Chappell: Bat v ball is no longer a contest when chasing 300 in rainy England becomes an easy task

Does Dhawan raise his game for ICC tournaments?

The numbers say he's the best there is in big ODI series over most of the decade

How does the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method work?

An explainer for a question that has perplexed us all at one time or another

Hardik Pandya picks up the finisher's baton

Nippy bowling, big hits, ability to play the long innings - he has the lot, and India believe he has the temperament to finish games too

The madness of Yuvraj Singh

Mukul Kesavan: Like against Pakistan last week, when he walks out onto the biggest stage, his eyes shine with a certain insanity

How far can Bangladesh go?

Stephen Fleming, Deep Dasgupta, Cyrus Broacha, Sushant Singh Rajput and ESPNcricinfo staffers discuss

Is Pandya the Indian Stokes?

That and other questions about India v Pakistan answered by Jarrod Kimber and George Dobell

Can anyone pull off a white jacket (other than Travolta and MJ)?

Philip Brown remembers a dreaded piece of Champions Trophy clothing

Who is playing his sixth successive Champions Trophy this year?

Take our quiz to find out | The Cricket Monthly June issue

From stuttering missteps to self-assured poise

How the Champions Trophy emerged from over a decade of setbacks to become a celebration of ODI cricket. By Andrew Miller

A festival of cricket is upon us

Mark Nicholas: There's little margin for error in the Champions Trophy and that's what makes it more exciting than the World Cup

Sachin's sledge, and when rain helped SA

Memorable moments from the Champions Trophy. By Andrew McGlashan

South Africa and England the teams to beat

S Rajesh looks at win-loss ratios, run rates, and pace v spin in his Champions Trophy stats preview

What we'll miss about West Indies

The sixes, the dancing, the press conferences, and Salt Bae - we won't get to see those this Champions Trophy

Likely to be India, England, Australia and SA in the semis

Ian Chappell: The Champions Trophy is set to be an exciting and competitive 50-over tournament

Big hitters, young guns, wrist spin and pace

Who are your players to watch for the Champions Trophy? Do they match our list?

Will we see 400-plus totals this Champions Trophy?

George Dobell: England's one-day pitches have become more batsman-friendly over the past few seasons, so expect some very big scores

'Eighty per cent of what I've learnt is by watching other fast bowlers'

Bhuvneshwar Kumar talks knuckleballs, and how to counter MS Dhoni

The man behind New Zealand's world title

In 2000, New Zealand won the ICC Knockout in Nairobi, but the coach behind that achievement, David Trist, is largely forgotten. By Brydon Coverdale

A history of the Champions Trophy in seven matches

When Bangladesh were uninvited to their own party; Australia v USA; two finals - Osman Samiuddin on games that shaped the tournament

Jason Roy, the natural

Having found the consistency to match his obvious talent, he will be pivotal if England are to fulfil their potential this summer

England have been to hell but are looking at the stars now

Mark Nicholas: Their ODI metamorphosis over the last two years has left them among the favourites for the forthcoming Champions Trophy