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Tenacious England ready to scale twin peak

The euphoria at the fall of the final wicket against West Indies answered all lingering doubts about England's hunger

19-Mar-2011•Andrew Miller

India-Pakistan semi-final possible in Mohali

If both India and Pakistan win their quarter-finals, the crowd in Mohali could be in for a treat

19-Mar-2011•S Rajesh

He who loved the game

Bob Woolmer died in desperately sad circumstances, but it's his innocence and integrity that he will be remembered for

18-Mar-2011•Ivo Tennant

The life of the party lives another day

Not having England at the business end of the tournament would just not be right. The World Cup needs them nearly as much as they need it

17-Mar-2011•Sambit Bal in Chennai

Unknowns announce arrival on grand stage

James Tredwell, Devendra Bishoo and Andre Russell are names that might puzzle even committed cricket fans, though they turned out to be among the players who set up a memorably tense match

17-Mar-2011•Siddarth Ravindran at the Chidambaram Stadium

Celebrations and uncharacteristic starts

Plays of the day from England's thriller against West Indies in Chennai

17-Mar-2011•Siddarth Ravindran at the Chidambaram Stadium

Topsy-turvy England aim to finish the right way up

England have been wildly inconsistent, and are now on the verge of exiting in the first stage of a tournament that was designed to coddle the big boys

16-Mar-2011•Siddarth Ravindran in Chennai

West Indies bank on Gayle factor

England have the superior head-to-head record against West Indies in recent times, but West Indies have Chris Gayle, who has been outstanding in ODIs in India

16-Mar-2011•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

Sammy eyes Caribbean revival

Of the current squad, only Shivnarine Chanderpaul was around the last time West Indies beat England in the World Cup and Darren Sammy, the captain, hopes that this campaign could mark the turning point

16-Mar-2011•Dileep Premachandran in Chennai

Trott keeps onus on calm accumulation

The stat that defines Jonathan Trott's batting seems to be the strike-rate of 77.76, deemed to be too lethargic for the pell-mell pace of today's one-day cricket

15-Mar-2011•Siddarth Ravindran in Chennai

The rollercoaster dives again

A lack of consistency has made Andrew Strauss's team the most watchable at the World Cup, but could now cost them a quarter-final place

12-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Bangladesh finally answer their nation's call

These were the scenes Bangladesh needed after last week's embarrassment. These were the scenes the team representing some of the most passionate fans in the world needed

11-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Rahim's presence of mind

Plays of the day from England's innings against Bangladesh in Chittagong

11-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Pietersen's departure leaves questions swirling

What now for Kevin Pietersen? When he began his England career, he looked to be their most talented player in a generation, and six years on, it looks like he'll end up being the most fascinating

10-Mar-2011•Sahil Dutta

Contrasting talismen prepare for battle

Andrew Strauss and Tamim Iqbal are as different as two characters and batsmen can be

10-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Mercurial England chase stability

When you are finally done with the league stages of this tournament, when you are getting yourselves ready for the real exciting parts of the World Cup, please take time to send a note of gratitude to England

08-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga

Mercurial England spring back to life

An inspired fightback against South Africa has revived a campaign that has been an emotional roller-coaster thus far

06-Mar-2011•Andrew Miller

South Africa's marshmallow syndrome

Marshmallows can't withstand. Trap them in a clenched fist and they're soon squashed. Heat them up and they become gooey and pliable, a little like the South African middle-order

06-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda at Chennai

A pitch of which a Test match would be proud

The Chennai pitch was dry, crusty and rough, as unwelcoming for batsmen as a cold, sniping wind on a frosty day

06-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda at Chennai

Spin starts the clatter of wickets, seam seals it

The Plays of the Day from a thrilling encounter between England and South Africa in Chennai

06-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda at Chennai

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