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Dependability versus depth in pace battle

South Africa's Test touring party to Australia contained few surprises, but it also outlined the clear contrast in how the two teams will handle their fast bowlers

11-Oct-2012•Daniel Brettig

'I get white-line fever every time'

She has three world titles under her belt, but Lisa Sthalekar believes women's cricket on the whole still has a long way to go

10-Oct-2012•Interview by Abhishek Purohit

Battling school-time traffic, and a birthday by the sea

Our correspondent experiences the moods of victory and defeat, courtesy the captains' press conferences

09-Oct-2012•Abhishek Purohit

Top billing, bottom drawer

XI players who failed to live up to the hype at the World Twenty20

09-Oct-2012•Tim Wigmore

'The Champions League's success relies on the Indian market'

Four IPL teams head to South Africa for the tournament, but the home board's chief executive isn't too worried about Indian domination or about fan fatigue

08-Oct-2012•Interview by Firdose Moonda

Aus pressure cracked England

Having breezed through the tournament until the final, England failed to produce their best in the field and crumbled chasing under pressure

07-Oct-2012•Jarrod Kimber in Colombo

Australia's limitations confirmed

Well prepared though they were, Australia's quest reflected the thinness in their batting and spin bowling - limitations that will need to be rectified

06-Oct-2012•Daniel Brettig

Hats off to Taufel

He may have wanted to keep his cap on at all times, but the world cricket community is united in doffing its collective headgear to one of the finest umpires of them all

06-Oct-2012•Daryl Harper

Splitting bread five ways

A touring journalist's life isn't one to envy, especially during dinner time

06-Oct-2012•Abhishek Purohit

'Gangnam' Gayle liberates West Indies

His desire to contribute to his team's success has rarely been stronger. The team itself is threatening to turn the Gangnam Style dance into a story of Caribbean resurgence

05-Oct-2012•David Hopps in Colombo

Bailey's fatal blunder

The Australia captain was probably the only one who thought giving Xavier Doherty the last over against Chris Gayle and Kieron Pollard wasn't a mistake

05-Oct-2012•Jarrod Kimber

Gayle provides knockout blow

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the second semi-final in Colombo

05-Oct-2012•Andrew Fernando in Colombo

'T20 cricket has grown more intelligent by the year'

Harsha Bhogle, Ian Chappell and David Hopps on the championship so far, the exits of three major teams, trends and strategies, and the upcoming knockouts

04-Oct-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

The low arts of Shane Watson

His ability to get down and under the ball has been key to his success on the subcontinent

03-Oct-2012•Aakash Chopra

Intense Pakistan lift under pressure

Both Pakistan and India had the chance to qualify for the semi-finals today; the difference was that Pakistan's attack relished the challenge of defending their total

03-Oct-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Colombo

Spin exposes Australia middle order again

There had been questions asked about Australia's middle order and their problems against spin came to the fore in a nervous display against Pakistan

02-Oct-2012•Andrew Fernando in Colombo

Watch out in the dug out

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the Super Eights match between Australia and South Africa

30-Sep-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Colombo

India fail to adapt

Three Indian specialist spinners taking a combined 0 for 66 in 6.5 overs in Colombo? How did that happen?

29-Sep-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Colombo

Watson fronts up

Shane Watson's opening partnership with David Warner has removed the opportunity for questions to be asked of the Australia middle order

28-Sep-2012•David Hopps

Losing the bottle

The ICC has changed the bottled water provider at the World Twenty20 after teams complained of stomach illnesses, but in drought-stricken villages nearby any water will do

25-Sep-2012•David Hopps in Colombo

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