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This is how good the World Cup could be

Hamid's headband, Shapoor's distance sprint to the wicket, and Mirwais' shining scalp provided examples of the glories of an inclusive global tournament

18-Feb-2015•Andy Zaltzman

Questions for NZ top order after tricky chase

New Zealand may have suffered from lack of intensity chasing Scotland's meagre score, but it is possible that the team's batting may be more vulnerable than recent results have suggested

17-Feb-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Dunedin

West Indies unravelling at alarming rate

It is little surprise that a team which pulled out of a major bilateral tour only four months ago, and against India of all opposition, continues to be the subject of murmurings of further discontent

16-Feb-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Nelson

Clinical Ireland are giantkillers no longer

The days when all Ireland victories are termed a shock have long gone. Their defeat of West Indies was their most clinical performance against a "major" nation

16-Feb-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Nelson

Kohli proves his weight in gold again

If you had to pick one batsman who could remain unfazed by the fans' expectations and bat as close to his normal self as possible in a World Cup match against Pakistan, it's hard to look beyond Virat Kohli

15-Feb-2015•Abhishek Purohit in Adelaide

Blue and green, a cultural identity

For the fans, an India-Pakistan match isn't just a game of cricket, but a communal life experience. It's a memory they will either loathe or cherish for the rest of their lives

15-Feb-2015•Jarrod Kimber in Adelaide

Beware Zimbabwe's <i>iwe</i>

They did not quite have the little extra required to beat South Africa but Zimbabwe showed they can cause a few surprises at this World Cup

15-Feb-2015•Firdose Moonda at Seddon Park

England surrender to their sense of inferiority

There is nothing more dangerous than peaking too early - apart from being patently inferior to one of your main rivals

14-Feb-2015•Andy Zaltzman

Woakes drop betrays England panic

England's late change of line-up, batting order and new-ball bowling undermined their recent preparations and seemed to affect the players on the pitch

14-Feb-2015•George Dobell at the MCG

Australia revel in the Finch state of mind

There is no powerful persona when Aaron Finch bats, no image that is easily recognised, but England felt his might as he registered the first century of the World Cup

14-Feb-2015•Jarrod Kimber

Fielding woes continue Sri Lankan distress

The downed catches are the cause of so much of their woe, but also, are a reflection of the confidence of a side, that has lost 12 out of 19 completed ODIs, plus two Tests, since mid-October

14-Feb-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Christchurch

McCullum sets the tone

New Zealand were not short on confidence coming into their World Cup opening game against Sri Lanka but to see Brendon McCullum take the game by the scruff of its neck was an uplifting experience

14-Feb-2015•Andrew McGlashan

In-form New Zealand end prep in style

New Zealand have had a long build-up to the World Cup and they signed off with a demolition of one of the tournament favourites, South Africa

11-Feb-2015•Andrew McGlashan at Hagley Oval

Bopara's role causing England problems

The scoreline in the final may not suggest it, but England have made progress in Australia. However, their death bowling and Ravi Bopara's role at No. 6 remain significant concerns ahead of the World Cup

01-Feb-2015•George Dobell at the WACA

Taylor - and the hope that hurts

Thanks to James Taylor and Jos Buttler, and a place in the tri-nations final against Australia in Perth, England feel like World Cup contenders again

30-Jan-2015•George Dobell

MS Dhoni runs into finishing trouble

MS Dhoni the lethal, calculated finisher has gone missing of late; maybe it's time he took the pressure off himself and batted higher up the order, in order to regain his last-overs mojo ahead of the World Cup knockouts

29-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga

Off-stump blues leave Dhawan flailing

The out-of-form Shikhar Dhawan still has the backing of his captain, but there's no denying his slump has arrived at an inconvenient time for India and his technical issues have to be sorted out before they attempt to defend the World Cup

26-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga at the SCG

Rohit finds the happy middle ground

Rohit Sharma's 138 at the MCG had a refreshing urgency, the lack of which has often confounded observers who believe he doesn't necessarily have to go slow at the start

19-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga

The sangfroid that saved India

Faced with the negative momentum that threatened to drag India down, Ajinkya Rahane and Bhuvneshwar Kumar showed plenty of self-possession to pull their team to safety

10-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga at the SCG

Australia 2, India 0, Pitches 4

Australia won this series in spite of some of the flattest pitches seen down under for years. It is three decades since Melbourne and Sydney both ended in stalemate

10-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

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