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(19.1/20 ov, T:100) 103/6

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Match Analysis

England's fantasy given dose of reality

More runs for Eoin Morgan and a half-century for Ben Stokes provided further good news for England's liberated one-day side, but this time the plans came unstuck at a crucial stage

14-Jun-2015•Alan Gardner at the Ageas Bowl

Debunking the Mominul myth

Despite being one of Bangladesh's best batsmen and boasting a strike-rate not too dissimilar from his team-mates, he is considered a Test specialist and overlooked in limited overs

14-Jun-2015•Mohammad Isam in Fatullah

Warner, Marsh finding their way

The halting stand between David Warner and Shaun Marsh in Jamaica might gain in significance over the coming months as Australia's selectors ponder their batting order for the Ashes.

14-Jun-2015•Daniel Brettig in Kingston

Nervous Harbhajan strives for late gains

While R Ashwin found turn and bounce, Harbhajan Singh was stuck trying to land six balls in the same area before gaining the confidence to experiment

13-Jun-2015•Alagappan Muthu in Fatullah

Lyon rewards Australia's investment

On Friday at Sabina Park, Nathan Lyon passed Hugh Trumble as Australia's most prolific offspin bowler at an age, 27, when he should only get better

12-Jun-2015•Daniel Brettig in Kingston

New Zealand's middle-order efficiency just enough on giddy day

The twin pillars of a victory that England attempted to shake to its very foundations were Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor, two players who were not as prolific as expected at the World Cup

12-Jun-2015•Alan Gardner at Kia Oval

The lost ball and the none no-ball

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from an action-packed one-day international

12-Jun-2015•Alan Gardner at Kia Oval

India batsmen put team before self

None of them curbed themselves even when Bangladesh's spinners found appreciable turn. Setting up the first innings, posting a large enough total, and chase a result was a high priority

12-Jun-2015•Alagappan Muthu in Fatullah

Aggressive Jubair deserves long-term investment

Leaking 113 runs in 19 overs in spin-friendly conditions will be frowned upon by many in Bangladesh, but the two wickets suggested that he is going to attack the batsman despite being attacked

12-Jun-2015•Mohammad Isam in Fatullah

Smith masters hard ball and soft

After the slower conditions in Dominica, Sabina Park's early life was a decided shock for Australia's batsmen. The situation required calmness, versatility and sharpness of reaction. In other words, Steven Smith.

12-Jun-2015•Daniel Brettig in Kingston

Pujara the loser in 6-5 roulette

If India continue playing five bowlers in their upcoming Tests, it would leave four batsmen fighting out for two spots, and at the moment, Cheteshwar Pujara isn't in favour

11-Jun-2015•Alagappan Muthu in Fatullah

Dhawan's alternative means to boss the opposition

He tempered his natural inclinations just enough that when the boundary wasn't the prudent option, he was still able to make the best of every ball available

10-Jun-2015•Alagappan Muthu in Fatullah

Bangladesh's mindset behind one-man pace attack

Picking the single pace bowler is yet another message from captain Mushfiqur Rahim and coach Chandika Hathurusingha that an attacking bowling line-up in their Test team is low on their list of priorities

10-Jun-2015•Mohammad Isam in Fatullah

Buttler makes the impossible seem probable

The innings at Edgbaston was not new, but it was extraordinary. Jos Buttler, from a position where England's innings was in the balance, demolished New Zealand's bowlers in a style that embodied the approach of a new team

09-Jun-2015•George Dobell at Edgbaston

Brutal, but not brilliant

A businesslike public celebration at the end of the match spoke for the fact that the Australian players and staff know that more and better can be achieved

06-Jun-2015•Daniel Brettig in Roseau

Voges' barren years forgotten in a second

Adam Voges crossed out nine years of thwarted dreams with a hundred that made him the oldest debut centurion in Test match history

04-Jun-2015•Daniel Brettig in Roseau

Hazlewood emulates McGrath

There have been comparisons drawn between Hazlewood and McGrath almost from the moment the younger man first played, but it is fair to say they must now leave the realm of hyperbole

03-Jun-2015•Daniel Brettig in Roseau

New Zealand's deserved reward for keeping faith

There was a heck of a wind at Headingley, but New Zealand refused to be blown off course and despite the setback of losing at Lord's steadfastly stood by their instincts

02-Jun-2015•David Hopps at Headingley

England search for elusive ruthlessness

There are seven young or inexperienced players in this England team. Inconsistency is inevitable. They are going to require patience if they are to fulfil their potential

02-Jun-2015•George Dobell at Headingley

Moeen, catching among England's problems to solve

ESPNcricinfo looks at the dilemmas facing the England selectors in the coming weeks

01-Jun-2015•George Dobell at Headingley

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