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Match Analysis

WI miss a chance to make a statement

They got the job done - and ultimately that is what matters - but West Indies need to address the fact that they were switched off for large parts of the game, and lacked the ruthlessness they will badly need in the quarter-finals

15-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Napier

A familiar despair marks Taylor's farewell

Brendan Taylor did everything in his last match to give his side a real chance of stunning India, and all he could do was watch it slip away. In so many ways, the theme of his Zimbabwe career

14-Mar-2015•Abhishek Purohit in Auckland

Middle-order masterclass hides troubles at the top

In an otherwise strong campaign, India will be wary of the fact that their openers have struggled to come out firing and are time and again being bailed out by others down the order

14-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra at Eden Park

Pragmatic Australia ace rain hurdle

Despite the nervousness caused by the weather, Australia's professional victory secured their preferred route for the knockouts

14-Mar-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Hobart

England underwhelm one last time

The flaws were still visible in England's win over Afghanistan but to blame the coach and the players does not go far enough

13-Mar-2015•George Dobell in Sydney

New Zealand read off very different script

A changed XI was not the only difference for New Zealand as they closed out the group stage under rather difficult circumstances

13-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Hamilton

Defeat no dampener for fearless Bangladesh

Mahmudullah's second century on the trot and the intensity of their bowling and fielding performance against New Zealand will give Bangladesh plenty of confidence to carry into the quarter-finals

13-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Hamilton

Four years on, fire in their belly

This Bangladesh isn't the side that collapses in a heap at the first signs of pressure. This Bangladesh is the side that can challenge till the end, if not yet beat, the very best

13-Mar-2015•Andy Zaltzman

Afghanistan's fortunes fade

After a strong start to the World Cup, Afghanistan lost steam in the closing matches, and will be especially disappointed that they couldn't push a dispirited England harder

13-Mar-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

Good, but not nearly good enough

South Africa may have come out of the group relatively unscathed, but all their rivals would have taken note of the team's chasing struggles and over-dependence on pace

12-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Wellington

Sri Lanka's local hero

They have a trio of big names to bolster their batting but Lasith Malinga is the kid on the beach who wins Sri Lanka games

11-Mar-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Hobart

No surprises for Davey and Scotland

Sri Lanka may not have done much research on Scotland but they knew who Josh Davey was and took him on accordingly

11-Mar-2015•Jarrod Kimber

India's spinners rush through Ireland

India hustled Ireland with speed and pace: not pace bowling or impressive readings on the speed gun, bouncers and yorkers, but a foot-on-the-pedal approach with bat and ball which left Ireland with little time to think

10-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Hamilton

Familiar shortcomings stunt Ireland progress

When the pitch is flat and the opponent is well-drilled and playing their A game, this Ireland team does not yet have the depth of skill to challenge them

10-Mar-2015•George Binoy in Hamilton

A balm for the nation

Dhaka has been witness to great cricket celebrations several times in the last two decades but the latest one had that dash of spontaneity the country needed

09-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

Embarrassment to foster radical change

Good may come of this debacle. There can be no concealing the poverty of England's cricket now. This performance - or lack of it - cannot be tolerated

09-Mar-2015•George Dobell in Adelaide

Englishmen woken by dawn chorus of doom

Cricket in the Antipodes is a fretful business for Englishmen following at home and the prospect of waking to Yet Another New Low has never fired an enthusiasm for the dawn chorus

09-Mar-2015•Alan Gardner

Mahmudullah reflects essence of Bangladesh

He has been much derided, has had his share of luck and tested the faith shown in him. Now he has paid it back, and with this win, so has Bangladesh

09-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

UAE crucial prep ahead of tougher tests

South Africa will back their seamers to give them an advantage over Sri Lanka but they need to use the match against the UAE to fine tune their attack

09-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Wellington

SA's best bet - believe it's a bilateral

The World Cup's unique pressure causes teams to over-think and South Africa could be best served by keeping things as simple as possible

08-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda

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