Analysis

Shadab, the absolute beating heart of the latest Pakistan ride

It's not only his performances but also his data-driven approach that has played a part in Pakistan getting to the final

12-Nov-2022•Osman Samiuddin

Alex Hales puts drama behind him on road to redemption

Recalled opener has shown his class as a T20 batter to put England within sight of another trophy

09-Nov-2022•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Hardik Pandya: unflustered, indifferent, and the gold standard for an allrounder

He can play as a batter or as a bowler alone and is not afraid of failure: in short, he does what no other T20 cricketer does

09-Nov-2022•Sidharth Monga

Tactics Board: Bhuvneshwar vs Buttler, Wood vs Suryakumar and Kohli's home away from home

Which side will be better suited to exploiting Adelaide Oval's short square boundaries?

09-Nov-2022•Matt Roller

How Sam Curran evolved to become England's go-to death bowler

With a bagful of variations and IPL experience to fall back on, the left-arm seamer will be vital to England's chances against Suryakumar and co.

08-Nov-2022•Matt Roller

Babar Azam struggling inelegantly? Is this for real?

The efficiency, the elegance, the control... none of it is there anymore. Is he actually out of touch?

08-Nov-2022•Osman Samiuddin

Tactics board: Rauf vs Conway, Pakistan's weakness against offspin, and more

Sydney has seen all but one match won batting first this World Cup, with pace and spin both playing their respective roles

08-Nov-2022•Gaurav Sundararaman and Sampath Bandarupalli

How will South Africa face the future?

This World Cup exit - after losing to Netherlands - beats all their previous exits, and the recovery is going to be tough

07-Nov-2022•Firdose Moonda

Stability or strike rate? Williamson finds himself in the middle of this dilemma

NZ captain says his batting style is dependant on match situation, but is his style hurting the rest of his team?

03-Nov-2022•Sidharth Monga

Deepak Hooda for Axar Patel, and no yorkers - why did India do that?

India's defeat to South Africa raised some questions over their tactics. We attempt to answer them

31-Oct-2022•Sidharth Monga

Should Pakistan break up the Babar-Rizwan opening pair?

They score a lot of runs together, but not necessarily quickly, and may be too similar to make sense as a combination in top-level T20

29-Oct-2022•Sidharth Monga

Rohit, Kohli and Suryakumar script an innings in three parts

Rohit struggled, Kohli paced himself, Suryakumar flew - and all three scored contrasting fifties against the Netherlands

27-Oct-2022•Sidharth Monga

Aaron Finch acing verbal volleys but needs his bat to do the talking

Leading into Australia's key England clash, he said his Sri Lanka struggles were an anomaly - but his numbers at home say otherwise

27-Oct-2022•Alex Malcolm

Ireland show better rain-smarts than England to stay ahead for just long enough

Rain was always going to be a factor and Ireland adapted their tactics better than England

26-Oct-2022•Danyal Rasool

Bangladesh's fast bowlers: from invisibles to match-winners

The team's quicks have come a long way in four years, and are now perhaps all Bangladesh can pin their World Cup campaign hopes on

23-Oct-2022•Mohammad Isam

England performance director ponders delicate winter juggling act

Internationals, development tours and booming franchise leagues will stretch talent pool, says Mo Bobat

21-Oct-2022•Matt Roller

The 'rationally irresistible' rise of Jos Buttler, T20 opener

Ed Smith, former England selector, on the logic of promoting the format's game-changing players

20-Oct-2022•Matt Roller

What do Sri Lanka have to do to qualify for the Super 12s?

Sri Lanka, Netherlands and Namibia are all still in the fray, but weather could make things tricky

18-Oct-2022•Sampath Bandarupalli

How much have the teams changed since they last played a T20 World Cup?

Retirements, form issues, and changes in tactics in some cases, mean many squads look drastically different from just a year ago

13-Oct-2022 • Updated on 14-Oct-2022•ESPNcricinfo staff

Liam Livingstone's Test selection one of inherent contradiction

A cricketer whose stock has risen through indulging impulses and unpredictability now has to temper both

12-Oct-2022•Vithushan Ehantharajah

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