Features

Benett's Jonty moment, and the 'fly-scoop'?

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the Group A match between New Zealand and Zimbabwe in Ahmedabad

04-Mar-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi at the Sardar Patel Stadium

Once upon a maidan

An English photojournalist returns to Mumbai after a decade to see if the city's cricket grounds and its players have changed at all

04-Mar-2011•Emma Levine

Pakistan's defensive tactics almost cost them

Taking the batting Powerplay with tailenders at the wicket; plans to bowl maidens when defending 184; five outside the circle when an Associate nation is eight down - surely Pakistan are being too cautious

03-Mar-2011•Osman Samiuddin at the Premadasa Stadium

A Leverock moment, and an off day for umpires

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the match between Pakistan and Canada

03-Mar-2011•Osman Samiuddin in Colombo

The surfer and the sage

Hashim Amla, with his sagely beard and neatly perched glasses, was a patient planner while AB de Villiers, with his surfer blonde hair and cheeky smile, was fun-loving, mischievous and carefree

03-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda at the PCA Stadium

'Ireland broke the sound barrier last night'

Reactions from former players, journalists, and family members on Ireland beating England

03-Mar-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Looting Loots, and the UDRS yo-yo

Plays of the day from the Group B game between Netherlands and South Africa in the 2011 World Cup

03-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda at the PCA Stadium

One-sided games, and boundaries aplenty

Stats highlights from the first 14 World Cup matches

03-Mar-2011•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

Boundaries do it for Ireland

Ireland played many more dots and took far fewer singles, but Kevin O'Brien's power-hitting made all of that redundant

03-Mar-2011•S Rajesh

Bangalore turns green after night of Ireland's lives

Sriram Veera samples the atmosphere in the team hotel after Ireland's victory

02-Mar-2011•Sriram Veera in Bangalore

A wake-up call for a cliquey sport

Ireland have proudly carried the associates' standard for two World Cups in succession. They're not asking for free lunches, just for a fair chance

02-Mar-2011•Dileep Premachandran

Awesome O'Brien laps up finest hour

On Wednesday night in Bangalore, an Irish legend was born

02-Mar-2011•Liam Brickhill in Bangalore

Easy as spit for O'Brien

The plays of the day from an epic contest between England and Ireland in Bangalore

02-Mar-2011•Liam Brickhill in Bangalore

Pakistan finally focus on fielding

During this World Cup, watching Pakistan practice fielding drills has been the best, possibly most revealing, part of watching them

02-Mar-2011•Osman Samiuddin in Colombo

'I don't miss aiming to play at the highest level'

Ed Joyce talks about turning out for Ireland, then England, and moving back

02-Mar-2011•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Malinga's freakery wasted on Kenya

Kenya were such miserably unequal opponents, Lasith Malinga's hat-trick was too underwhelming

01-Mar-2011•Osman Samiuddin in Colombo

Mature Dockrell gears up for bigger tests

The left-arm spinner has achieved much in his first year in the Ireland side, and the World Cup is a chance to take that big leap forward

01-Mar-2011•Brydon Coverdale

'Chasing at Premadasa no longer difficult'

Mahela Jayawardene on the defeat to Pakistan, chasing under lights at the Premadasa and Sri Lanka's middle-order options

01-Mar-2011•Mahela Jayawardene

Not-so-manic Monday

Why would you go watch Netherlands-West Indies on the first night of the week? Because you don't have political connections, and it's a World Cup game after all

01-Mar-2011•Nikhil Jha

Tahir's four, Afridi's nine, and ten Doeschate

Also, most wides conceded in a game, and centuries on World Cup debut

01-Mar-2011•Steven Lynch

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