Matches (18)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

CPL (2)

Men's Hundred (3)

Top End T20 (3)

Women's Hundred (3)

AUS vs SA (1)

One-Day Cup (5)

INA-W

299

AUA-W

(64.2 ov) 235/6

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Schedule Series

GAW

(7.2/20 ov) 42/1

ABF

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Schedule Table Series

Analysis

Are we being foolishly optimistic?

Despite the merger with the men's tournament, support for the women's game has been far from forthcoming

18-Jun-2009•Alice Dean

Do it for Rolton

Although she has won three World Cups with Australia, as captain her side came fourth in their worst-ever finish in March

18-Jun-2009•Alice Dean

Where did it all go wrong for India?

India swaggered into England lugging heavy reputations and massive expectations but looked anything but a champion side

16-Jun-2009•George Binoy

An honourable exit

England may have lost to West Indies, but plenty of positives can be taken from the World Twenty20 as they finally fix both their eyes on the impending Ashes

15-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller at The Oval

England reap rewards of attacking mantra

At long last, England care passionately about a tournament that, for vast swathes of the build-up and even for the first week, they were little more than dispassionate bystanders

14-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Pace barrage leaves India ducking out

India's weakness against the short ball on a lively pitch was exposed by West Indies a couple of days ago at Lord's and England exploited it to the hilt to send the defending champions crashing out of the ICC World Twenty20

14-Jun-2009•George Binoy at Lord's

The race for the semi-finals

The results on Sunday mean five teams are in contention for three semi-final spots in the ICC World Twenty20, with South Africa already qualified. Cricinfo looks at what each team needs to do to make the cut

14-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Dhoni's loss of form worries India

India need to decide where to bat Dhoni and hit upon a batting order that will carry them through the Super Eights

13-Jun-2009•George Binoy

Courageous Sri Lanka put the past behind

Their ability to not merely survive, but thrive, so soon after the catastrophic events of Lahore is beyond remarkable

12-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

Indisciplined Pakistan gift game away

Wayward bowling and some notoriously slack fielding cost Pakistan their match against Sri Lanka at Lord's

12-Jun-2009•George Binoy at Lord's

Broad's pointing antics 'needs clarity' - Smith

Stuart Board's unusual action during the Super Eights match against South Africa needs clarification by match officials, Graeme Smith feels

11-Jun-2009•George Binoy at Trent Bridge

Ill-prepared Australia need Twenty20 rethink

Australia mistakenly assume the same players who carry them in Test and 50-over cricket can do so in Twenty20

09-Jun-2009•Brydon Coverdale

Chastened England progress in style

England are now guaranteed their slot in the Super Eights, thanks to a net run-rate that will keep them afloat whatever the result of Tuesday's clash between Netherlands and Pakistan

07-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Younis perplexed at shoddy Pakistan display

Pakistan's aura of unpredictability, something that made watching them so fascinating, has come to an end

07-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

Smorgasbord of slaughter

Gayle's innings at The Oval featured raw, unadulterated power. It was Twenty20 batting at its most violent

06-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

Agricultural, impure, glorious

That Netherlands conquered a complacent England was not simply arrogance on the part of their hosts, but the benefits of relying on the basics

06-Jun-2009•Will Luke

Where do we go from here?

The BCCI's amnesty to 79 ICL players might weaken the league but it is unlikely to change the face of domestic cricket in India

02-Jun-2009•Sriram Veera

Will the ICL survive?

After 79 ICL players decided to withdraw, it has become obvious that the league, in its original avatar, is no more

02-Jun-2009•Ajay S Shankar

Clark Kent to Superman

Deccan Chargers, the team that got ahead of themselves last year stayed grounded in the moment this year. By remaining Clark Kent, Deccan were able to fly like Superman

25-May-2009•Sriram Veera

Planning, the Windies way

Chris Gayle's stated lack of interest in the traditional form of the game has obviously been adopted as the team mantra

25-May-2009•Fazeer Mohammed

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Analysis

Shashank Kishore

Andrew McGlashan

Valkerie Baynes

Mohammad Isam

Steven Lynch