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Twenty20 cricket yet to convince Gilchrist

Adam Gilchrist, Australia's stand-in captain, admitted that Twenty20 was not a game he had taken to whole-heartedly following the defeat to Pakistan

18-Sep-2007•Edward Craig

Both sides look to hit their straps in decisive encounter

India can keep alive their hopes of making the World Twenty20 semi-finals with victory over a demoralised England at Durban on Wednesday

18-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Sri Lanka storm to 64-run win

Sri Lanka's progress to 147 for 5 was often tortuous and ragged, but the value of perseverance was amply illustrated as the bowlers made short work of Bangladesh on a sluggish pitch where batsmen rarely felt at ease

18-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

South Africa rely on top-order to fire

South Africa will be looking to depose New Zealand at the top of the table with a victory in this Group E match

18-Sep-2007•The Preview by Faras Ghani

A series of shocks

S Rajesh provides the Plays of the day from the match between Australia and Pakistan

18-Sep-2007•S Rajesh in Johannesburg

Misbah and Malik script six-wicket win

A dazzling 117-run partnership between Misbah-ul-Haq and Shoaib Malik, two of Pakistan's batting heroes from earlier in the tournament, inspired a famous six-wicket victory over Australia, a triumph that almost certainly sealed their place in the final fo

18-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Mac Attack takes the game away from England

Andrew McGlashan provides his Plays of the day from England v New Zealand

18-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan

Vettori gives Twenty20 thumbs down

Daniel Vettori, New Zealand's captain, said he hopes Twenty20 is "not the future of the game"

18-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Styris and McMillan help New Zealand to victory

Scott Styris and Craig McMillan blasted New Zealand to a five-run victory against England

18-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Jayawardene prefers to chase against Bangladesh

Mahela Jayawardene, the Sri Lanka captain, has said that despite losing Pakistan, chasing 190, his side would prefer to bat second against Bangladesh

18-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Upbeat Pakistan face Australian test

Pakistan's win against Sri Lanka means their match against Australia on Tuesday could well decide which team takes top spot in the group

17-Sep-2007•The Preview by S Rajesh in Johannesburg

Bangladesh with their backs to the wall

After coasting through their first three games, reality hit hard for Sri Lanka following their 33-run defeat to Pakistan at the Wanderers. They now prepare to take on Bangladesh in their next match

17-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sad day for Sanath and scintillating Silva

S Rajesh presents the Plays of the day for the match between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the Wanderers

17-Sep-2007•S Rajesh in Johannesburg

Australia learning on the run - Clark

Stuart Clark is satisfied with the way things have gone for him so far during the ICC World Twenty20

17-Sep-2007•S Rajesh in Johannesburg

$England lose Prior to fractured thumb$

England lose Prior to fractured thumb

England go into their second Super Eights match needing to win this and the next one. New Zealand, however, come off a narrow victory over India

17-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan at Durban

Pakistan raise all-round game in easy win

Half-centuries from Shoaib Malik and Younis Khan and a three-wicket haul from Shahid Afridi helped Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by 33 runs

17-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Watson a chance for Pakistan match

Shane Watson could be fit for Australia's match against Pakistan on Tuesday but there is no guarantee he will be selected, according to the coach Tim Nielsen

17-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Collingwood rues fielding lapses

Paul Collingwood put the blame for England's 19-run defeat against South Africa at Newlands on their poor fielding rather than the crucial, and slightly controversial, run-out of Kevin Pietersen

16-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Newlands

Morkel makes England pay for lapses

South Africa have become the first side to secure three consecutive victories in the World Twenty20 and is now an indisputable momentum to their campaign

16-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Newlands

Big, bigger, biggest

Andrew McGlashan provides his Plays of the day from England v South Africa

16-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan

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