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It has not sunk in yet - Taylor

West Indies Women captain Stafanie Taylor has said her team cannot quite believe it that they are the new World T20 winners, after they beat three-time champions Australia by eight wickets in the final in Kolkata

03-Apr-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

WI grab title after Brathwaite 6, 6, 6, 6

Needing 19 off the last over against England, Carlos Brathwaite clubbed four consecutive sixes off Ben Stokes, as West Indies clinched their second World Twenty20 title in scarcely-believable fashion at Eden Gardens

03-Apr-2016•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

West Indies Women gun down 149 for maiden WT20 title

West Indies Women converted their maiden appearance in a World Twenty20 final into a historic victory at Eden Gardens, beating three-time defending champions Australia Women for the first time in a T20 international

03-Apr-2016•The Report by Shashank Kishore

Australia favourites to clinch fourth straight WT20 crown

The grand finale of the 2016 Women's World T20 is between two contrasting sides - one that knows what it takes to win the cup and another for whom the stage is new territory

02-Apr-2016•The Preview by Shashank Kishore

Morgan tells England: 'Embrace the hype'

Eoin Morgan has told England to embrace the hype of a world final as they prepare to face West Indies in Kolkata

02-Apr-2016•Andrew Miller

'Short of brains' description angers Sammy

Darren Sammy, the West Indies captain, described Mark Nicholas' pre-tournament characterisation of his team as "short of brains" as an emotional flash point for his side during the World T20

02-Apr-2016•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Kolkata

T20 superstars take on its newest converts

West Indies are a side built for Twenty20 cricket, but England have revolutionised their limited-overs cricket and will not be pushovers in the final

02-Apr-2016•The preview by Sidharth Monga in Kolkata

England flying high ahead of 'dream' final

England's players were in an airplane for much of West Indies' semi-final win over India but Joe Root said they would be switched on and ready to go when their World T20 comes full circle at Eden Gardens on Sunday

01-Apr-2016•Andrew Miller

Dhoni blames no-balls, dew factor for loss

India captain MS Dhoni said the two no-balls to reprieve Lendl Simmons were the only thing that disappointed him about India's performance on a pitch that he felt had been transformed between innings by the dew

01-Apr-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Mumbai

'Home ground' helps Simmons feel wide awake

It's an amazing life Lendl Simmons leads. One day he is lounging at his home in the Caribbean, watching the World T20 from afar then he is winning a semi-final

31-Mar-2016•Nagraj Gollapudi in Mumbai

West Indies power-hit their way to World T20 final

A total of 192 was about par on a batting-friendly Wankhede, and it was set up by a Virat Kohli masterclass. But West Indies' power hitters bulldozed their way through it to their second World T20 final

31-Mar-2016•The Report by Alagappan Muthu

Cooper, spinners push West Indies Women to maiden final

West Indies Women used their belligerence to defend 143 by six runs against New Zealand Women in Mumbai to book a place in their maiden final against Australia in Kolkata on Sunday

31-Mar-2016•The Report by Shashank Kishore

West Indies Women determined to break semi-final hoodoo

Stafanie Taylor, the West Indies Women captain, has said that her side has drawn inspiration from West Indies' Under-19 success in a bid to break their semi-final jinx at the World T20

30-Mar-2016•Shashank Kishore

We think it is us against the world - Sammy

On the eve of the semi-final in Mumbai, West Indies captain Darren Sammy was confident his side could step up against an Indian side that is being slotted as favourites

30-Mar-2016•Nagraj Gollapudi in Mumbai

Kohli, Gayle headline Wankhede big bash

India and West Indies have typified there are various ways to dominate T20 cricket. With a shot at a World Championship on the line, who will succeed?

30-Mar-2016•The Preview by Alagappan Muthu

West Indies target maiden final appearance

Having exited in the semi-final stage in three consecutive Women's World T20 tournaments, West Indies will look to their batting and firebrand style of cricket to seal a place in their first final

30-Mar-2016•The Preview by Shashank Kishore

West Indies set to host India for four Tests

India will travel to the Caribbean later this summer to play a four-Test series, Dave Cameron, the WICB president, has confirmed

29-Mar-2016•Nagraj Gollapudi

We lost the game, they didn't win it - Sammy

A tetchy Darren Sammy said West Indies' batsmen did not take the responsibility to chase down a rather small target - 124 - against Afghanistan

27-Mar-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Nagpur

Taylor, Dottin prove winning double-act

West Indies were indebted to their captain, Stafanie Taylor, whose cool-headed partnership of 77 with Deandra Dottin rescued their innings and set up a tense, three-run win

27-Mar-2016•Shashank Kishore in Mohali

West Indies Women defend 114 and knock India Women out

Not even the support of a festive home crowd and conditions they thrive could inspire India Women as they were knocked out of the World T20 by West Indies Women in Mohali

27-Mar-2016•The Report by Shashank Kishore in Mohali

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