Matches (29)

IND-W vs SL-W (1)

ILT20 (1)

SA20 (2)

BBL (2)

Super Smash (2)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

BPL (2)

IND-W

221/2

SL-W

(20 ov, T:222) 191/6

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Schedule Report Series

ADKR

179/1

(20 ov, T:180) 147/9

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Schedule Table Series

Match Analysis

Mathews overcomes the finisher's jinx

Angelo Mathews has had his share of heartbreak in chases, but lately he has shown a thirst to do whatever it takes to ensure Sri Lanka come out the victors

06-Mar-2014•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Mirpur

Bangladesh devoid of form, balance and confidence

Bangladesh's struggle to strike a balance between ball and bat has hurt the team badly, contributing to them losing seven ODIs in a row

06-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam in Mirpur

England spring shoots of regrowth

Victory in a short and, at times, low quality one-day series should not be over-hyped but all recoveries have to start somewhere and England's may just have begun in Antigua

06-Mar-2014•George Dobell in Antigua

Australia's longest day

It wasn't easy, and it certainly wasn't without its fair share of twists, but Australia held their own to pull off one of their most impressive wins in recent itmes

05-Mar-2014•Daniel Brettig in Cape Town

Philander fights hard but falls short

Earlier in the series, Vernon Philander had had his willingness to work hard on the field questioned by the opposition. On day five in Cape Town, he showed them just how hard he can work, even with bat in hand

05-Mar-2014•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

Ashwin back in business after going on the attack

R Ashwin has always looked a better bowler when he has tried to take wickets, as was showcased in the Asia Cup

05-Mar-2014•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Mirpur

Bangladesh batsmen show bite

Despite the loss to Pakistan, Bangladesh's batting showed marked improvements and would need to continue if they are to finally win a match in 2014

05-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam in Mirpur

Warner, Johnson at peak of powers

Australia's success against England and South Africa is down to the arresting form of their most talented players - David Warner and Mitchell Johnson

04-Mar-2014•Daniel Brettig in Cape Town

Graeme Smith's last stand

Graeme Smith has played tremendous innings for South Africa, but his last one ended in 16 minutes on the ground where he learned his cricket

04-Mar-2014•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

Harris revives memories of Merv

Ryan Harris' willingness to exert himself on this tour to South Africa, despite his badly deteriorating knee, and his effectiveness through the pain on day three in Cape Town, take one back to Merv Hughes and the 1993 Ashes

03-Mar-2014•Daniel Brettig in Cape Town

Afghanistan bowlers grab all the attention

Despite losing by 129 runs, Afghanistan's bowling won the praise of Angelo Mathews who was impressed by two factors that have been noticed since the first game: variety and control

03-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam in Mirpur

Bopara and Parry give cause for optimism

When you've been in the slump England have endured any win is gratefully received. Some their batting raised more concerns, but the bowler, fielding and Ravi Bopara's calmness impressed

02-Mar-2014•George Dobell in Antigua

Karthik lets it slip again

Dinesh Karthik has missed two important stumpings in two matches, and has lost his wicket at times when he could have helped India towards stronger totals

02-Mar-2014•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Mirpur

Clarke's two Cape Towns

Michael Clarke's battling century in this game was a world apart from his glorious counter-attacking 2011 Newlands ton, and he will hope the result of the match has a similar disparity

02-Mar-2014•Daniel Brettig in Cape Town

South Africa left feeling exposed minus Steyn

South Africa are still looking for someone to bowl the overs Jacques Kallis used to so well for them, and the intermittent absence of Dale Steyn of late has only amplified that issue

01-Mar-2014•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

Warner, Clarke get tough

David Warner and Michael Clarke produced arguably two of their finest knocks to lift Australia into a commanding position in Cape Town

01-Mar-2014•Daniel Brettig in Cape Town

Stanikzai and Shenwari engineer expert escape

Afghanistan's dramatic sixth-wicket partnership, particularly Asghar Stanikzai's innings, was a window into the mentality of Associate cricketers; the concept of going for broke against a top side is no longer considered the only route to success

01-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam in Fatullah

India's left-right bowling quandary

Each of India's four frontline bowlers is good against either right-handed batsmen or left-handed batsmen. Not both.

01-Mar-2014•Karthik Krishnaswamy

Lumb makes good on gifted opportunity

At 34 years of age, Michael Lumb was England's oldest debutant in this format since Paul Nixon seven years ago. He could have been forgiven for thinking his chance had gone

01-Mar-2014•George Dobell in Antigua

Fumbles prove costly for slapdash India

From loose shots to dropped catches and a missed stumping, India were guilty of producing a few too many errors in a match of wafer-thin margins

28-Feb-2014•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Fatullah

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Match Analysis

Andrew Miller

Shashank Kishore

Osman Samiuddin

Greg Chappell

Firdose Moonda