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The fans turned Supersport Park into an Asian outpost for the day

The real reasons India's defeat was that the bowlers leaked too many singles in the middle overs

Mohammad Yousuf's knock may have lacked the thrills and frills, but his retro one-day classic allowed Shoaib Malik to bat freely and scythe India

Stats analysis of Pakistan's 54-run win against India

England's unexpected victory against Sri Lanka on Friday has thrown Group B wide open, with all four teams in with a chance of making the semi-finals

England's blocker attacks, the DJ plays crap music, and spectators pretend it's summertime in Jo'burg

Sri Lanka's ace spinner has had a poor tournament, a solitary wicket and bundles of runs leaked at pace

Over the last five years or so, India have tried 13 pace bowlers, and all three long-term captains over this period have failed to figure a way out when the pressure is on and the pitch is flat

Both captains played it down as just another game, and how revenge wasn't on anyone's mind but these are statements of habit

India return to the scene of their World Twenty20 triumph but will have to cope with the burden of being favourites

Not many discussed him before his century on debut to secure the Ashes, not many seem to be discussing him after that performance

Indian team management's newest instructions to its cricketers is breeding ground for lewd jokes, opportunity, sledging, and also social study

The final nets are over, there are about 18 hours to the start of the Test. How do cricketers spend that time?

In the second part of the interview, Pakistan's captain talks about the side's prospects in the Champions Trophy, the legacy he wants to leave behind, winning the World Twenty20, and cricket's formats

The KPL could change the process of talent-spotting in Indian cricket and spread more wealth to a larger section of cricketers

The Indian left-hander injured his right hand during a fielding session at the University Ground in Johannesburg

So the home side lost, but the fans at Centurion weren't complaining - too much

Pakistan's captain talks about the pressures and the joys and pains the job brings, in the first of a two-part interview

The chairman of the Cricket Writers' Club, Pat Gibson, warns of the dangers of belittling the County Championship

He has opened his mind and his array of strokes, and South Africa's limited-overs teams have opened their arms for him