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Pakistan look for more discipline in bowling

Regardless of the result between Australia and India at Centurion, Pakistan will be aiming to keep their game in working order when they take on the world champions in Centurion on Wednesday

28-Sep-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Johannesburg

New Zealand aim to continue revival

This tournament continues to confound, and what excitement that has brought

28-Sep-2009•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

'We've let a lot of people down' - Duminy

JP Duminy may have only just embarked on his international career, but he is already coming to terms with South Africa's lamentable record in ICC tournaments

28-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

Washout hits India's semis chances

India will live to fight another day in the Champions Trophy after rain prevented a result at Centurion, where Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey had led a strong Australian batting effort

28-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Reifer seeks one last hurrah

The West Indies captain wants his players to improve their game as they head into their last Champions Trophy Group A match on Wednesday against India

28-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

Pitch invaders will be arrested - ICC

The ICC has said reviewed the security situation and called for an enhanced set of measures at the Champions Trophy following the pitch invasion at the conclusion of the India-Pakistan match on Saturday

28-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

Johnson promises to bounce out India

Mitchell Johnson has said he will pepper the Indian batsmen with short deliveries when the teams meet in Centurion

28-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

Freedom of expression clinched it for England

Andrew Strauss and Owais Shah have said a more positive approach by the batsmen made the difference after landing in South Africa

28-Sep-2009•Dileep Premachandran in Centurion

'You shouldn't get a runner for cramps, full stop' - Strauss

Graeme Smith has asked for more consistency in granting permission for runners, Andrew Strauss felt Smith could have done without one

28-Sep-2009•Dileep Premachandran in Centurion

England fined for slow over-rate

England have been fined for maintaining a slow over-rate in their 22-run win over South Africa in Centurion

27-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

Familiarity works to New Zealand's advantage

New Zealand's long tour of Sri Lanka helped them overcome the bowling and post a formidable score

27-Sep-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Johannesburg

Sri Lanka fined for slow over-rate

Sri Lanka have been fined for maintaining a slow over-rate during their 38-run defeat to New Zealand at The Wanderers

27-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

Sangakkara slams 'appalling' fielding

Sri Lanka's 38-run loss today to New Zealand to end their group phase now means their fate is in the hands of others

27-Sep-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Johannesburg

India to play five bowlers in must-win match

India have chosen the tough option for their do-or-die battle against Australia tomorrow. They will play five bowlers, and ask their depleted batting order to stand up

27-Sep-2009•Sambit Bal in Centurion

England defy Smith to reach semis

England's bowlers held their nerve in the face of a supremely gutsy 141 from their habitual nemesis, Graeme Smith, to steer their side into the Champions Trophy semi-final

27-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

India in battle for survival

There's a lot riding on this day-night encounter and neither team enters the match in peak form

27-Sep-2009•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

Ryder out of Champions Trophy

Jesse Ryder has been ruled out the rest of the ICC Champions Trophy after pulling his left abductor muscle during New Zealand's match against Sri Lanka.

27-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

Harbhajan should have bowled earlier - Malik

Shoaib Malik, has expressed his surprise at MS Dhoni's decision to bring on Harbhajan Singh to bowl only by the 26th over

27-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

New Zealand keep semi-final hopes alive

Sri Lanka were picking their way delightfully into a daunting 316-run target, their openers having set the tone in a free-spirited manner, but New Zealand turned the tables in a trice

27-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

We haven't devalued tournament - Reifer

Floyd Reifer has said he "entirely disagrees" with the suggestion that his under-strength side has devalued the competition in the ICC Champions Trophy

26-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

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