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Windies seek to revive Oval memories

Preview of the second match of the Champions Trophy, between West Indies and Pakistan

06-Jun-2013•The Preview by Siddhartha Talya

Openers, fielders give India big win

India's new-look ODI team got off to a bumper start, negotiating short-pitched bowling to post 331 and then fielding superbly to pull South Africa back every time they threatened to break away

06-Jun-2013•The Report by Sidharth Monga

'We'll come out like a pack of wolves' - de Villiers

South Africa captain AB de Villiers promised an all-out attack when South Africa take on India in the Champions Trophy opener on Thursday

05-Jun-2013•Firdose Moonda in Cardiff

Can West Indies' matchwinners fire as a unit?

West Indies enter this tournament with good memories from previous competitions. Their journey will be determined by the effectiveness of their matchwinners

05-Jun-2013•The Preview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Can 'young' Pakistan still pose a threat?

Pakistan's relatively inexperienced batsmen will find themselves tested in English conditions. However, their strong pace-bowling attack gives them a definitive advantage

05-Jun-2013•Umar Farooq

Big names missing in big game

Preview of the opening match of the Champions Trophy, between India and South Africa

05-Jun-2013•The Preview by Siddarth Ravindran

Dhoni disorientated but India far from lost

India's captain has a plan in place for the new ODI regulations and a new bowling star to spearhead his strategy

05-Jun-2013•David Hopps

Australia play out worst nightmare

Australia took one look at their worst nightmare and discovered that it felt as real as ever after being bowled out for 65 in Cardiff with their captain Michael Clarke on the sidelines

04-Jun-2013•David Hopps in Cardiff

Bravos steal the show

West Indies withstood a late surge from Sri Lanka's tailenders to triumph by 17 runs, in the warm-up encounter in Birmingham

04-Jun-2013•The Report by Andrew Fidel Fernando in Birmingham

Sorry Australia fold for 65

An aggressive all-round display by India, including another match-winning century from Dinesh Karthik and a five-wicket haul from Umesh Yadav, inflicted a stinging 243-run defeat on Australia

04-Jun-2013•Nagraj Gollapudi in Cardiff

India look to put cricket ahead of distractions

During times such as what Indian cricket is going through, actual cricket becomes insignificant, but it can also be the healer for the players

04-Jun-2013•Sidharth Monga

South Africa look to right 'choker' label

South Africa enter this tournament with low-key expectations, and will hope to fly under the radar into the business end of the tournament

04-Jun-2013•The Preview by Firdose Moonda

Injury concern for Steyn, de Kock joins squad as de Villiers' cover

Dale Steyn is in doubt for South Africa's first fixture against India with a side strain, Robin Peterson took a blow to the left foot and Quinton de Kock has unofficially joined the group as cover for AB de Villiers

04-Jun-2013•Firdose Moonda

McLaren banks on county experience

South Africa's one-day success has often been built on the back of allrounders and Ryan McLaren is the latest to show the strength of his spine

04-Jun-2013•Firdose Moonda

Clarke's back causes Australia concern

Four days before Australia's opening Champions Trophy match against England, Michael Clarke will visit a specialist in London after his long-standing back problem flared up

04-Jun-2013•Nagraj Gollapudi in Cardiff

Dhoni banter at ODI shield presentation

As MS Dhoni received the ICC ODI Championship Shield and a cheque of US$175,000 at the SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff, a few of his team-mates gave their captain a standing ovation

03-Jun-2013•Nagraj Gollapudi in Cardiff

Efficient Pakistan ease to facile win

There were enough Pakistan supporters at The Oval to give the impression that this warm-up ahead of the Champions Trophy mattered, but in essence it was pointless

03-Jun-2013•The Report by David Hopps at The Oval

England's CT plans hit by defeats, injuries

England's plans for the Champions Trophy could need a significant rethink following their two heavy defeats against New Zealand amid growing concerns over the fitness of Stuart Broad and Steven Finn

03-Jun-2013•Andrew McGlashan at the Ageas Bowl

De Villiers wants fitting finish for Kirsten

Ab de Villiers hopes that the fresh faces in the squad will help his team forget their most tragic flaw: the inevitable choking in major tournaments

02-Jun-2013•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Watson gives West Indies a lesson

Shane Watson gave West Indies a good lesson in how to change gears through an innings with a powerful century that helped Australia register an easy four-wicket victory in their first warm-up match

01-Jun-2013•Nagraj Gollapudi in Cardiff

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