Features

Form and history with Australia

Intimidating batsmen, aggressive pacers, home conditions and an unmatched World Cup record: Australia have all the ingredients

09-Feb-2015•Bishen Jeswant

'Faulkner the best finisher with the bat' - Watson

Shane Watson recalls his World Cup memories and picks his impact players

09-Feb-2015•Daniel Brettig

East-coast explorations

Weekend trips out of Brisbane will take you to surfing paradises and shipwrecks. And watch out for hippies

08-Feb-2015•Will Macpherson

Bradmania in Adelaide

Make your way to the suburb of Kensington to see where the Don made his home for six decades

07-Feb-2015•Aaron Owen

Same total in both innings, and the youngest ODI captains

Plus, Test bowlers with the fewest five-fors, boundary-filled ODI innings, and a cricketer nicknamed Lugs

03-Feb-2015•Steven Lynch

Fast forward to the future

Attendance and TV viewership soared this BBL, and Cricket Australia deserves plenty of credit, but will the new fans stay on?

02-Feb-2015•Freddie Wilde

Faulkner a bigger worry than Clarke

The Michael Clarke back-and-hamstring sideshow will go on, but it is James Faulkner's injury that has greater potential to hurt Australia's World Cup campaign

02-Feb-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Bopara's role causing England problems

The scoreline in the final may not suggest it, but England have made progress in Australia. However, their death bowling and Ravi Bopara's role at No. 6 remain significant concerns ahead of the World Cup

01-Feb-2015•George Dobell at the WACA

Maxwell plays both creator and destroyer

The world hoped he knew how to pace an innings, but hadn't seen it. He knew he had it in him to pace an innings, but hadn't shown it. The stage was all set for Glenn Maxwell to shine in the tri-series final

01-Feb-2015•Sidharth Monga at the WACA Ground

Maxwell's love for nineties

Stats analysis of the Carlton Mid Tri-Series final between Australia and England in Perth

01-Feb-2015•Bishen Jeswant

A rope too long for Bailey?

Australia have continued to persist with George Bailey despite modest returns. He undoubtedly brings leadership to the table, but can the team find the right balance with him, Steven Smith and Michael Clarke all in the same side?

01-Feb-2015•Melinda Farrell

Bailey falls prey to the Broad trap

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the tri-series final in Perth

01-Feb-2015•Sidharth Monga and George Dobell at the WACA Ground

Coast to coast, hunting a win

Our correspondent shuttles between Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth in the wake of Dhoni and Co

01-Feb-2015•Sidharth Monga

Youthful England finding the right balance

It is not just a new mindset on the field which is helping Eoin Morgan's team, but signs of an enlightened approach in the dressing room and away from the game and a young squad is happier for it

31-Jan-2015•George Dobell in Perth

Grapes of Oz

Discover why South Australia's wine region is world-famous

31-Jan-2015•Aaron Owen

Don't discard Clarke in haste

While he is not by any means untouchable anymore, Michael Clarke is still an aggressive, adaptable batsman, Australia's best slip fielder, and crucially, their most proactive leader

30-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig

One-cup wonders

Players who had a starring role in the only World Cup that they played

30-Jan-2015•Bishen Jeswant

Inventing the T20 future

The creation of the BBL was an investment by Cricket Australia, an investment to expand cricket's audiences with a view to one day making a profit. It was also in this sense, a risk

30-Jan-2015•Freddie Wilde

My heart says New Zealand, head South Africa

How the top eight teams stack up ahead of the World Cup, plus predictions for the knockouts

29-Jan-2015•Martin Crowe

The World Cup's least memorable moments

In part one, we remember an inconsequential eighth-wicket stand of 23

28-Jan-2015•Andy Zaltzman

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