Features

Dhoni's loss of form worries India

India need to decide where to bat Dhoni and hit upon a batting order that will carry them through the Super Eights

13-Jun-2009•George Binoy

Tall, sharp and uncomplicated

He doesn't fail dope tests, he doesn't fight team-mates or officials, he just runs up, bowls - damn well - and goes away

13-Jun-2009•Osman Samiuddin

Courageous Sri Lanka put the past behind

Their ability to not merely survive, but thrive, so soon after the catastrophic events of Lahore is beyond remarkable

12-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

Indisciplined Pakistan gift game away

Wayward bowling and some notoriously slack fielding cost Pakistan their match against Sri Lanka at Lord's

12-Jun-2009•George Binoy at Lord's

Broad's pointing antics 'needs clarity' - Smith

Stuart Board's unusual action during the Super Eights match against South Africa needs clarification by match officials, Graeme Smith feels

11-Jun-2009•George Binoy at Trent Bridge

'I can get pretty angry'

Wrestling, soccer, digging into some Jamaican cooking, and dishing it out to batsmen - are what keep West Indies' fiery spearhead ticking

11-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

'Enjoy Leicester Ricky'

A World Cup volunteer takes time out to watch Australia exit in the first round

09-Jun-2009•Vishnu Radhakrishnan

Ill-prepared Australia need Twenty20 rethink

Australia mistakenly assume the same players who carry them in Test and 50-over cricket can do so in Twenty20

09-Jun-2009•Brydon Coverdale

Chastened England progress in style

England are now guaranteed their slot in the Super Eights, thanks to a net run-rate that will keep them afloat whatever the result of Tuesday's clash between Netherlands and Pakistan

07-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Younis perplexed at shoddy Pakistan display

Pakistan's aura of unpredictability, something that made watching them so fascinating, has come to an end

07-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

Gayle heats up chilly Oval

A 15-year old fan braves the cold to watch the West Indies openers take Australia apart

07-Jun-2009•Jacob Stafford

Smorgasbord of slaughter

Gayle's innings at The Oval featured raw, unadulterated power. It was Twenty20 batting at its most violent

06-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

Agricultural, impure, glorious

That Netherlands conquered a complacent England was not simply arrogance on the part of their hosts, but the benefits of relying on the basics

06-Jun-2009•Will Luke

No jacket required

A Dutch supporter and former player loses his orange coat, but his team makes up for it with their biggest win ever

06-Jun-2009•Ben Goedegebuur

Dutch courage spares organisers' blushes

Nagraj Gollapudi watches Netherlands' shock win paper over what was a damp squib of an opening day in the ICC World Twenty20

05-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi at Lord's

'I once ate 25 eggs at a go'

India's young batting star dropped his pants on debut, missed the team bus countless times, and has an obsession with a certain number

04-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

Kallis 2.0

Not long ago he was a Test specialist, but with a few minor mental adjustments he has transformed into a valuable Twenty20 player

04-Jun-2009•Firdose Moonda

Snorting and pawing at the ground

Fresh from his feats in the IPL in South Africa, West Indies' spearhead is raring to take a crack at the rest of the world. "We want to take the trophy back home," he says

01-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller

'I've loved every minute of it'

The losses still hurt, the hunger for runs is still there; most importantly, he still enjoys the game to the fullest. And that's how he wants to be remembered

31-May-2009•Dileep Premachandran

Packed Wanderers enjoys the battle

An Indian travels to the Bullring and is blown away by the atmosphere and the Chargers' all-round show

25-May-2009•Siddharth Raman

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