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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

'The weight of the country'

An American talking cricket with Pakistan fans in Sri Lanka. Plus, a garden party Sri Lankan high-society style

02-Oct-2012•Wright Thompson

Fresh hope for Jacobs, Warriors

Davy Jacobs and Warriors are focusing on the four-day game this summer after two seasons of T20 success.

02-Oct-2012•Firdose Moonda

Ramps' record, and a mystery man

Also: highest score in a follow-on, dismissing all 11 batsmen, and the best figures for New Zealand

02-Oct-2012•Steven Lynch

Jayawardene stands by captaincy switch

Sri Lanka produced a wonderfully slick performance against England, as Lasith Malinga and the middle order fired, but who was really leading the team? And did it really matter?

01-Oct-2012•Andrew Fernando

Broad left to rue 'average' days

England came as the defending champions but never played like it and, once again, it was problems in the Powerplay that led to their defeat

01-Oct-2012•David Hopps in Pallekele

Niceness only gets you so far, NZ

Despite their excellent record in world tournaments, New Zealand lack an edge to their cricket

01-Oct-2012•Sidharth Monga

So far, so good for India's part-timers

MS Dhoni, whose reliance on part-timers has proved successful so far in the World Twenty20, will hope his attack can deliver against South Africa

01-Oct-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Colombo

Who's captain?

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from Sri Lanka against England as the World Twenty20 holders go out of the tournament

01-Oct-2012•David Hopps in Pallekele

Pietersen and Mendis take top honours

An analysis of batting and bowling performances in Twenty20 internationals

01-Oct-2012•S Rajesh

More heartache for New Zealand

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from New Zealand against West Indies in Pallekele

01-Oct-2012•David Hopps

Whoa! We got tickets to India-Pakistan?

The match was underwhelming but the atmosphere was anything but

01-Oct-2012•Mohsin Gheewala

Morris relishes spearhead role

In his role as the leader of the Lions' attack, Chris Morris has made sure his performances will register on the radar of the national selectors

01-Oct-2012•Firdose Moonda

Hafeez the hesitant

Somehow, the pulsating, tenacious Pakistan side which had won three successive World Twenty20 games failed to turn up

01-Oct-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Colombo

'There's more depth to T20 than hitting out at every ball'

Brendon McCullum, one of the most skilled batsmen in the shortest format, talks about its evolution and how its pressures are different from ODIs and Tests

01-Oct-2012•Interview by Abhishek Purohit

Clinical Morgan plays by numbers

He is not England's leading scorer at the World Twenty20, but Eoin Morgan carries his teams hopes on his shoulders against an in-form Sri Lanka

30-Sep-2012•David Hopps in Pallekele

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

An Akmal drops a catch

Plays of the Day for the Super Eights game between India and Pakistan in Colombo

30-Sep-2012•Andrew Fernando at the R Premadasa Stadium

Muddled South Africa staring at exit

Poor strategy, puzzling selection and persistent unsettledness have been South Africa's weak points this tournament

30-Sep-2012•Firdose Moonda

Hopes lie in batting for West Indies

With a misfiring seam attack and the mystery absent from their chief spinner, West Indies must hope their batting can gun down all before them

30-Sep-2012•David Hopps

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