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Sarwan, Russell lead West Indies to win

Ramnaresh Sarwan made a composed hundred, and Andre Russell and Kemar Roach combined to take seven wickets, to give the West Indies a 61-win over Kenya

12-Feb-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Johnson backs Australia's pace battery

Beware everyone: Mitchell Johnson believes the Australian pace battery, comprising Brett Lee, Shaun Tait and himself, have the potential to destroy opponents if the defending champions can couple their "aggression" with "smart" game-plans

12-Feb-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi in Bangalore

Tahir takes three as South Africa win easily

A commanding performance by South Africa's spin bowlers, bounce from Morne Morkel and a clinical showing with the bat gave them a convincing victory over Zimbabwe in their first warm-up match in Chennai

12-Feb-2011•Firdose Moonda in Chennai

United Pakistan seek World Cup glory

Shahid Afridi has laid down the markers for those who would underestimate Pakistan, saying they are the 'most dangerous side in the World Cup'

12-Feb-2011•Mohammad Isam in Mirpur

Young Canada bank on experienced hands

ESPNcricinfo previews Canada's chances in the 2011 World Cup

12-Feb-2011•Faraz Sarwat

England need to back ability with desire

ESPNcricinfo previews England's chances in the 2011 World Cup

12-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Pietersen denies ODI retirement reports

Kevin Pietersen has denied reports that he could quit one-day cricket after this month's World Cup

12-Feb-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Porterfield backs Ireland to surprise again

Ireland captain William Porterfield is confident his side repeat the 2007 heroics and progress from the group stages of the World Cup

11-Feb-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Canada youngsters eager to perform

For the past three months Canada's squad has been hard at work preparing for their country's fourth appearance at the World Cup

11-Feb-2011•Umar Ali

Broad '100% fit' ahead of World Cup

On the eve of England's departure for the World Cup fast- bowler Stuart Broad has declared himself '100% fit'

11-Feb-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Fit-again Yuvraj raring to go

Yuvraj Singh had a year to forget in 2010, with a loss of form and fitness costing him a place in the Test side, and briefly even his one-day spot

11-Feb-2011•Siddarth Ravindran in Bangalore

Utseya confident of beating big teams

Zimbabwe's players say cricket in their country has turned a corner: the team has belief, and interest in the game has been reignited

11-Feb-2011•Firdose Moonda in Chennai

New Zealand aim to revive fortunes in subcontinent

Daniel Vettori, the New Zealand captain, has said his side's confidence has been restored after winning two games against Pakistan in their recent ODI series in New Zealand

11-Feb-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Batting long is Sehwag's aim

As if Virender Sehwag's batting strike-rate of 102 over a decade in one-day cricket wasn't enough to frighten bowlers, he has now set his sights on batting long during the World Cup

11-Feb-2011•Siddarth Ravindran in Bangalore

Tsotsobe aims to be his own man

South African left-arm seamer Lonwabo Tsotosbe is many things. To some, he was a surprising pick for the national team who has finally lived up to his promise, to others he is a surprising wicket-taker who often snags the biggest of names by sheer persist

11-Feb-2011•Firdose Moonda in Chennai

Ponting satisfied with World Cup lead-up

Ricky Ponting remains positive despite the numerous injury setbacks that have rocked Australia's World Cup campaign even before its start

11-Feb-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi in Bangalore

'We should make the semi-finals' - Afridi

Shahid Afridi, the Pakistan captain, has said Pakistan are the most "dangerous team at the World Cup" and should at least reach the semi-finals

11-Feb-2011•Osman Samiuddin

Australia there for the toppling

ESPNcricinfo previews Australia's chances in the 2011 World Cup

11-Feb-2011•Peter English

Bangladesh's best chance to make impact

ESPNcricinfo previews Bangladesh's chances in the 2011 World Cup

11-Feb-2011•Mohammad Isam

South Africa don't choke anymore - de Villiers

South Africa's wicketkeeper-batsman AB de Villiers has said that his team "does not need any extra help" in overcoming mental hurdles that have contributed to them crashing out of past World Cups in the knockout stages

11-Feb-2011•Firdose Moonda in Chennai

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