Match Analysis

Dhoni finally fails to land knockout punch

MS Dhoni is possibly the best finisher limited-overs cricket has ever seen but he will have to answer questions after failing to trust his partner in the final over

07-Sep-2014•Sidharth Monga at Edgbaston

Brathwaite shows appetite for long haul

West Indies seem to have preserved Kraigg Brathwaite for Test cricket for the moment, and the young batsman is showing a rare patience in modern cricket

07-Sep-2014•Mohammad Isam

Swinging Steyn stings Australia

Once he had the ball reversing, Dale Steyn showed why he is the world's finest bowler

06-Sep-2014•Liam Brickhill in Harare

Mushfiqur's Nasser Hussain moment

Mushfiqur Rahim's decision to invite West Indies to bat on a decent track was designed to protect his eight batsmen rather than his limited bowling attack

05-Sep-2014•Mohammad Isam

Shami offers Dhoni hope for the future

Despite a heavy defeat, India had Mohammed Shami at his yorker-firing best at the death at Headingley, pointing the way for the rest of the Indian attack

05-Sep-2014•Sidharth Monga at Headingley

Root satisfies Headingley craving

Neither Boycott nor Vaughan were able to satisfy their local crowd in one-day cricket but Root finally broke the 41-year duck

05-Sep-2014•David Hopps at Headingley

Du Plessis beds in at No. 3

South Africa need search no more for a batting successor to Jacques Kallis in one-day cricket

02-Sep-2014•Firdose Moonda

Ringmaster Dhoni encircles England

This India team are still coming together but at the first sign of a pitch that suited their strengths they were all over England

30-Aug-2014•Sidharth Monga at Trent Bridge

Cook a lead weight for England's World Cup chances

England's much-derided formula for one-day cricket is being further undermined by the form of their captain. Maybe it is time Alastair Cook decided to stand down

30-Aug-2014•George Dobell at Trent Bridge

England face dilemma in fine tuning attack

With Chris Jordan blowing more cold than hot, England could turn to Steven Finn or Harry Gurney at Trent Bridge but both present their own issues

29-Aug-2014•David Hopps

Loss deflates Utseya's worthy achievement

Zimbabwe's hero of the moment was as improbable as the South African scoreline. Almost always economical but hardly ever incisive, Prosper Utseya's career economy rate has always hovered around four, even as his average inflated towards fifty

29-Aug-2014•Liam Brickhill in Harare

Small steps as Raina chases big runs

Suresh Raina has kept himself in contention for India outside of Asia by doing the small things well - now he needs to produce big innings with greater regularity

27-Aug-2014•Sidharth Monga in Cardiff

Jordan suffers 'not today' day

The figures were ugly, the technical problems were on show and even Chris Jordan's potential wicket-taking deliveries missed their mark

27-Aug-2014•Sidharth Monga in Cardiff

Unforgiving Australia expose Zimbabwe's cracks

Helmed by an overburdened head coach and weighed down by inconsistent selection, Zimbabwe's faults were glaringly obvious in their heaviest-ever defeat to Australia

25-Aug-2014•Liam Brickhill in Harare

Flintoff almost relives the glory

Freddie Flintoff will always be a cricketing hero. As close as he came to conjuring up the NatWest Blast title for Lancashire, he was just a hero no longer in his time

23-Aug-2014•Jarrod Kimber

Pietersen flops on first big day of summer

On his first big day of the summer, Kevin Pietersen's failure was greeted with glee by the fans who once cherished him

23-Aug-2014•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

Reactionary changes hurting Bangladesh

Poor decisions on and off the field have made it difficult for Bangladesh to snap their extended run of losses

21-Aug-2014•Mohammad Isam

Bhuvneshwar dragged down by the rest

India's marks out of ten after their 3-1 defeat in the Tests against England

18-Aug-2014•Sidharth Monga

England emerge from the darkness

Having been in chaos three Tests ago, England can take credit, pride and encouragement from this result

17-Aug-2014•George Dobell at The Oval

Many questions for Pakistan's batting

Following yet another Pakistan batting collapse, it's time to take a good long look at team composition and strategy

17-Aug-2014•Umar Farooq at the SSC

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