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Mini-battles to light up Motera

There will be several smaller battles to add even greater spark to what is already an enthralling quarter-final clash between India and Australia in Ahmedabad

23-Mar-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi in Ahmedabad

'You've got to have skills but you also need attitude'

Allan Donald, New Zealand's new bowling coach, is on a mission to get his charges thinking right before their big game against his old team

23-Mar-2011•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Immense Zaheer continues his Australian opera

Zaheer Khan is now a very different bowler to the one who ran in eight years ago in a World Cup final and was overwhelmed by the occasion. His skills are controlled by containment in the mind of what precisely has to be done

22-Mar-2011•Sharda Ugra in Ahmedabad

West Indies batsmen must match the bowlers

Although Pakistan are perceived as having one of the strongest bowling attacks of the tournament, West Indies have taken exactly the same number of wickets - 53

22-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda in Mirpur

Battle of two inconsistent batting line-ups

The batting line-ups of both teams have been inconsistent, but Pakistan's better bowling attack gives them the edge

22-Mar-2011•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

DRS, batting Powerplays, and starting with spin

A few key numbers from the first phase of World Cup 2011

22-Mar-2011•S Rajesh

Pakistan's bowling variety allows extra batsman

With the kind of choice he has, each bowling change Shahid Afridi makes has ensured that batsmen are unable to fall into the kind of rhythm they thrive on. On the pitches of the subcontinent, that is often a winning ploy

22-Mar-2011•Osman Samiuddin in Mirpur

Promising but patchy

The promise the Dutch showed in their opening match against England is a distant memory as they exited the tournament with not a single win to their name

22-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda

Multicultural hopes and dreams

A look at how Canada, one of the Associates in Group A, fared in the 2011 World Cup

22-Mar-2011•Sriram Veera

Ireland prove they belong on the world stage

Ireland were the best of the Associates by far and their performances more than justified their presence in the tournament

22-Mar-2011•Andrew McGlashan

The dog dunnit

An India-crazy fan finds divine intervention of the canine and bilious kind in Chennai

22-Mar-2011•Nandita Jayaraj

A Kolpak contract that aided South Africa

Three years on the county circuit with Lancashire has toughened up Faf du Plessis' game, making him ready for international cricket

21-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda in Dhaka

Kenyan cricket continues to regress

After their World Cup misadventure, Kenya remains an object lesson for other Associates of just how easily things can go wrong

21-Mar-2011•Martin Williamson

Zimbabwe flatter to deceive

The most important lesson for Zimbabwe to take away from a disappointing campaign is the sheer amount of work still needed if they are to avoid embarrassing themselves when they return to Test cricket later this year

21-Mar-2011•Liam Brickhill

Journeymen no more

Ireland's mostly homegrown World Cup squad is also their first full-pro side in 150 years. They have plenty of backing for their progress - except from the people who really matter

21-Mar-2011•Gerard Siggins

West Indies search for winning feeling

West Indies have created opportunities in both of their last two matches, but perhaps the memory of winning against a big team is too hazy for them to remember how to get over the line

20-Mar-2011•Dileep Premachandran at the MA Chidambaram Stadium

Hanging tough through the trough

Yuvraj Singh has had to be strong to get past a difficult 2010; to get past a stomach bug that hampered him during his hundred in Chennai; to carry a failing middle order. It's time for the rest of the team to hang tough too

20-Mar-2011•Sharda Ugra at the MA Chidambaram Stadium

Allrounder Yuvraj, and the middle-overs comparison

Yuvraj Singh is closing in on a milestone that has been achieved by only three allrounders in World Cup history

20-Mar-2011•S Rajesh

An early departure and an umpire caught napping

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the World Cup, Group B match between India and West Indies in Chennai

20-Mar-2011•Sharda Ugra at the MA Chidambaram Stadium

Kenya's greatest cricketer

Steve Tikolo brought class to Kenya's batting line-up, and he often saved his best for the biggest stage in world cricket

20-Mar-2011•S Rajesh

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