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Can India push the accelerator early?

It might be time for India to put the old consolidation template to rest and go big during the middle phase in ODIs

10-Jun-2017•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

Into the heart of Bangladesh's rise

Mashrafe Mortaza, Mushfiqur Rahim, Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal and Mahmudullah have lifted Bangladesh from the depths of gloom and doom while setting examples for the next generation

10-Jun-2017•Mohammad Isam

New Zealand still trying to fill the shoes of 2015 World Cup heroes

Halfway between World Cups, New Zealand remain in search of an XI that shores up holes left by 2015 linchpins Brendon McCullum, Daniel Vettori and Grant Elliott

09-Jun-2017•Andrew McGlashan in Cardiff

Bangladesh hold nerve to produce another statement win

Bangladesh returned to the scene of one of their finest hours, and the occasion brought out the best in two players who have been pivotal to their rise

09-Jun-2017•Andrew McGlashan in Cardiff

Bangladesh's biggest ODI partnership

Stats highlights from Bangladesh's victory over New Zealand in Cardiff

09-Jun-2017•Bharath Seervi

'World cricket clichés overturned'

Twitter reactions to a famous Bangladesh victory in Cardiff that kept them alive in the Champions Trophy

09-Jun-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Morgan wants England's smiling assassins to offer Australia no mercy

England are in the unusual position of entering an ODI match against Australia as favourites. But their upsurge owes much to a common adversary

09-Jun-2017•George Dobell at Edgbaston

Experienced India attack crumbles in face of SL onslaught

Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umesh Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja all have a wealth of experience in pressure situations, but they had no answer for Sri Lankan aggression at The Oval

08-Jun-2017•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

India's winning rhythm disrupted by young <i>papare</i> batting beat

Sri Lanka have struggled badly since the 2015 World Cup, mainly due to the retirements of three batting legends. But two young dynamos pointed to a light at the end of the tunnel in a win over India

08-Jun-2017•Alan Gardner at The Oval

Does Dhawan raise his game for ICC tournaments?

The numbers seem to say so, but as always, there is more to it than meets the eye

08-Jun-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Sri Lanka level their best ODI chase

Remarkable batting performances, led by a century-stand between Danushka Gunathilaka and Kusal Mendis, helped Sri Lanka seal the highest successful chase in the Champions Trophy

08-Jun-2017•Bharath Seervi

How the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method works

An explanation of the basic principles behind how targets and par scores in rain-affected games are decided

08-Jun-2017•S Rajesh

Pakistan bounce back with commitment, belief and desire

It wasn't a perfect performance but it came against the No. 1 ODI team. And it did provide a reminder that, for all their frailty with the bat, they have a potent bowling attack that can win them games

08-Jun-2017•George Dobell at Edgbaston

A less-than-superb year for de Villiers

Following a trial by spin at the IPL, AB de Villiers finds himself up against it once again at the Champions Trophy

07-Jun-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

De Villiers' star quality fading before our eyes

AB de Villiers' troubling lack of form has been compounded by a terse manner off the field, and confused messages on it. Something seems amiss

07-Jun-2017•Firdose Moonda at Edgbaston

Hardik Pandya picks up the finisher's baton

Nippy bowling? Check. Big hits? Check. Ability to play the long innings? Check. He can do all that, and India believe he has the temperament to finish games too

07-Jun-2017•Nagraj Gollapudi

Williamson carries New Zealand's fading hopes

Kane Williamson is the spine of New Zealand's batting, and the glue in the middle-order, but he can't always be the solution

06-Jun-2017•Melinda Farrell in Cardiff

Wood repays the faith as England bowlers make their stand

England's batsmen have hogged the limelight, but today it was the bowlers' turn, not least Mark Wood, whose solitary wicket may have sealed the win

06-Jun-2017•Andrew McGlashan in Cardiff

Pakistan's players must buy into the team culture

Pakistan will need every player to throw themselves into their fielding; every player to commit to a more positive approach with the bat; every player to remember they're playing a team game

06-Jun-2017•George Dobell in Birmingham

Domingo's chance to upstage perennial predecessor Arthur

Russell Domingo has often followed in Mickey Arthur's footsteps, always seemingly going one step further. Who will come out on top at Edgbaston?

06-Jun-2017•Firdose Moonda in Birmingham

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