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5 Things: India's well-rounded play, more bad calls, empty seats

19-Mar-2015•Peter Della Penna

The juggler, the acrobat, and the chest bump

Plays of the day from the second quarter-final between Bangladesh and India at the MCG

19-Mar-2015

The death overs dilemma

With the trend of teams saving their wickets for the end overs, the battle between New Zealand's bowlers and West Indies' big hitters may well shape the Wellington quarter-final

19-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Wellington

Incomparable New Zealand against incalculable West Indies

While New Zealand's impressive and unbeaten run make them clear favourites, West Indies are as capable as any team of pulling a performance out of nothing

19-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Strong Yorkshire, strong England

The presence of six Yorkshire players in England's Test squad will be cause for a justified outpouring of pride

18-Mar-2015•David Hopps

Five things Bangladesh must do to beat India

Bangladesh will play the role of the underdogs in their World Cup quarter-final against India, but would it stop them from plotting to turn over the applecart? ESPNcricinfo looks at five things they must do to beat India

18-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

'How I carry myself is most important'

Younis Khan opens up about his batting form, his playing experiences in Australia, how Pakistan have fared in the World Cup, their depth of fast bowling, Misbah-ul-Haq's captaincy, and more

18-Mar-2015•Interview by Daniel Brettig in Adelaide

The scream and the screamer

Plays of the day from the first quarter-final between South Africa and Sri Lanka at the SCG

18-Mar-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando and Firdose Moonda

Sounds of silence hide India's greatest hits

The distance the BCCI instructs its players to keep from the media - both Indian and international - is a disservice to the men contesting the World Cup

18-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Melbourne

Bangladesh chase fearless cricket at daunting MCG

The first time they played at the MCG, Bangladesh's fielding imploded under the pressure of the scale of the ground. Against India, they will also have to keep their nerve in front of a huge and vocal Indian fan contingent

17-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Melbourne

No coward soul

Bob Appleyard fought back from personal adversity to lay claim to one of the most remarkable stories in English cricket history

17-Mar-2015•David Hopps

SA must heed lessons of old trials by Sri Lanka

The tour of Sri Lanka in 2013 was a chance to see how much South Africa needed to do in their World Cup preparations, but it's the learnings of the 2014 visit that will be more important ahead of the quarter-final

17-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Sydney

'Two legends of the modern game'

ESPNcricinfo presents the key match-ups ahead of the quarter-final match between South Africa and Sri Lanka in Sydney

17-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda and Andrew Fidel Fernando

Mahmudullah emerges as big performer

After spending half of his career at No. 7, Mahmudullah has found success up the order and heading into the World Cup quarter-final is a cornerstone of the Bangladesh line up

16-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

SA more serious and less carefree in World Cups

South Africa have special memories of the SCG as cricketers and as characters. They will need a bit of both on Wednesday to overcome Sri Lanka, and a healthy dose of enjoyment as well

16-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda

A tale of two contrasting knockout teams

Sri Lanka may not be the better team, but they somehow just get the job done during World Cup knockouts. The same can't be said of their quarter-final opponents, who are, as of 2015, yet to win a single such game

16-Mar-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Sydney

Bangladesh eager to catch giants 'off guard'

To merely give India a good game won't be enough at this stage - a knockout is sudden death and being 'valiant losers' stands for nothing when you are packing your bags as winners are trumpeting their success

16-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Melbourne

Karnataka sow the seeds for long-term dominance

The team's success over the last few years has been built around a group of youngsters who have stepped up in times of dire need and crisis

16-Mar-2015•Vishal Dikshit

Untiring UAE show flashes of spunk

UAE have plenty of areas to work on, but a team filled with players who juggle day jobs and cricket commitments was not short of promise or dedication

16-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda

A lesson in pragmatism for passionate Afghanistan

Afghanistan's rapid climb up cricket's world order created plenty of excitement and expectations around the team. The World Cup gave them a chance to gauge their strengths and they strengthened their case for more exposure

16-Mar-2015•Abhishek Purohit

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