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Alex Carey quietly proves his mettle

Away from the spotlight, the Australia wicketkeeper has had a superb World Cup, showing his adaptability with the bat

04-Jul-2019•Andrew McGlashan

Wahab Riaz dreamed he would be picked for the World Cup. And then he was

The Pakistan veteran of three World Cups very nearly didn't make it to his third

04-Jul-2019•Sharda Ugra

New Zealand's No. 1 (and No. 2) problem

Between them, New Zealand's openers have scored only 299 runs in 16 innings. It is a problem that doesn't seem to be going away

03-Jul-2019•Sidharth Monga at Chester-le-Street

Bangladesh v Pakistan - Reliving the 1999 miracle

Twenty years ago, on May 31, Bangladesh began a swift rise to Full Membership that culminated in their becoming the tenth Test playing side in the world.

03-Jul-2019•Mohammad Isam in Birmingham

The curious case of Phil Simmons

Afghanistan stand to lose one of the best coaches in the world because of off-field drama, and West Indies could stand to benefit (again) at their expense

03-Jul-2019•Jarrod Kimber at Headingley

Ben Stokes, England's five-star batsman

The least acknowledged and most incredible fact about the England allrounder is that he is as good a middle-order batsman as MS Dhoni once was

02-Jul-2019•Sidharth Monga at Chester-Le-Street

All fizz, no fuss, the charming simplicity of Mustafizur Rahman

No one knows much about the Bangladesh paceman, and he isn't saying much, except with the old ball

02-Jul-2019•Mohammad Isam in Birmingham

A team fashioned in Williamson's spirit - not McCullum's image

This time there's no charm offensive - the New Zealand team are just are who they are. And there's no one cuddlier at the World Cup.

02-Jul-2019•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Chester-le-Street

What does the Yankees v Red Sox game in London teach cricket?

For cricket to secure its future, it needs to learn from baseball's global ambitions

02-Jul-2019•Andrew Miller

Do right-left pairs at the crease work? It's complicated

In theory it's good strategy, especially when spinners are on, but a look at the recent Australia-New Zealand game says there's more to it than meets the eye

02-Jul-2019•Jarrod Kimber

Mashrafe calls for calm as Bangladesh face the team their fans love to hate

There might be more Indian fans at Edgbaston, but the 'tigers' are all set to make their presence felt

01-Jul-2019•Mohammad Isam in Birmingham

Why the bat-ball balance now is probably the best it has been in ODI history

The ICC has been on a quest to get it right since 2005; the rules put in place four years ago might be the closest we have come to optimum so far

01-Jul-2019•Kartikeya Date

World Cup 2019: ESPNcricinfo's fantasy cricket tips

Which players should you pick for your fantasy team? Who are the budget buys? Look no further than our daily fantasy cricket blog throughout the World Cup

30-Jun-2019•ESPNcricinfo staff

India do the hard yards to hide their soft centre

The tournament favourites are cruising but their middle order could be tested if England set them a stiff target

30-Jun-2019•Sambit Bal at Edgbaston

Pain no bar for this band of World Cup dreamers from Bangladesh

Most of their premier players are carrying major injuries, but none of them have asked for time off as the team looks to make a big splash in the UK

29-Jun-2019•Mohammad Isam in Birmingham

Indian cricket's age-fraud problem

Rasikh Salam's two-year ban has brought age-fudging back into the spotlight. What steps has the BCCI taken to combat it, and why is it so difficult to eradicate?

29-Jun-2019•Shashank Kishore

Fernando: Sri Lanka's romance with the World Cup

They said the World Cup was too good for Sri Lanka, but Malinga and co. still flirted with it and then Leeds happened. Will it give Sri Lanka one more chance?

28-Jun-2019•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Chester-le-Street

An opportunity to keep the Afghanistan-Pakistan rivalry dignified

In the way of a second India-Pakistan fixture stands a rivalry that comes with its own history; but it is not completely untenable yet

28-Jun-2019•Sidharth Monga

Starc must blast his way past the little fort Williamson will build

The Australia paceman has 19 wickets so far, and the New Zealand captain 414 runs - they are the most important cogs in their teams' wheels

28-Jun-2019•Jarrod Kimber at Lord's

Starc to Stokes, and superman Sarfaraz

The picks of week four from our travelling writers at the World Cup. Do your picks match theirs?

28-Jun-2019•ESPNcricinfo staff

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