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Fittingly, the Champions Trophy final will be contested between the two teams which historically have the best win-loss record in this tournament

An English fan sports an Austrian cricket cap and Hong Kong rugby shirt while supporting New Zealand

Indianapolis may be a cricket backwater - even by American standards - but there are ambitious plans to build a multi-million dollar cricket stadium there

Chandika Hathurusingha has changed the outlook of three cricketers and made them permanent fixtures in the one-day team

If we are to dissect, it is the batsmen who lost it and nothing new is said in that

How well Vettori performed, and how well his team followed

For an Aussie fan it can't get much better than sitting with the Barmy Army and watching Ponting and Watson dismantle England

A book of stunning photographs of England's cricket grounds, accompanied by concise histories and anecdotes by players

Stats preview to the Champions Trophy semi-final between New Zealand and Pakistan in Johannesburg

They came into this tournament as no-hopers, yet England now find themselves in the semi-finals. But, in many ways, that's just typical of them

Stats preview to the Champions Trophy semi-final between Australia and England

A journalist finds every one in the press box glued to another game

Over the next five days, in a splendid new stadium off National Highway 7 in Nagpur, three fast bowlers will get a chance to determine their international future

What's to see in a washout? Elvis, raucous fans from either side, and a brilliant run-out, among other things. But who'll pay for parking?

Hundreds by the top four in an innings, the most stumpings in ODIs, and the city with six international venues

A look at the margin of the results of the last two Group A games needed for India to sneak into the semi-finals

India's stand-in keeper on his idol, a gift from Vettori, his complicated surname, and his favourite Rajnikant line

Three global events on home turf, and not even a semi-final place to show for it. And yet, with the little support for the magnificent Graeme Smith, it could all have been so very different

He fought himself every day he spent out of the team, now he walks down to the fastest bowlers. The reborn India opener opens up

India have been compelled to abandon their preferred formula and reinforce their bowling at the cost of their batting. It is a risk, but one worth taking