Match Analysis

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from Trinidad and Tobago v Yorkshire

Azhar Mahmood is not as flashy as Shahid Afridi but he was far more reliable and won the day for Auckland in the most emphatic of ways

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from Auckland v Sialkot at the Champions League T20

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from Uva v Yorkshire in the opening Champions League T20 match

It's tough to make sense of a loss so bizarre for Sri Lanka. Their journey so far might have provided a positive launching pad for the future, but for the moment the team must introspect

West Indies recovered from the most terrible of starts; Sri Lanka collapsed spectacularly when they had batted so well on this pitch two days ago

Many people have said he should not be in the team, let alone captain, but Darren Sammy was at centre of everything West Indies did in the World Twenty20 final

Having breezed through the tournament until the final, England failed to produce their best in the field and crumbled chasing under pressure

If there is a template of how to build a Twenty20 innings then West Indies produced it against Australia, but there is still one more match to go

His desire to contribute to his team's success has rarely been stronger. The team itself is threatening to turn the Gangnam Style dance into a story of Caribbean resurgence

The Australia captain was probably the only one who thought giving Xavier Doherty the last over against Chris Gayle and Kieron Pollard wasn't a mistake

The track at the Premadasa had captains unsure what a good total was, and batsmen unsure whether to attack or consolidate

Pakistan's batsmen needed to show discipline on a demanding pitch and their failure to do so cost them the semi-final

Sri Lanka made their second World Twenty20 final after being through a dogfight against Pakistan

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the first World T20 semi-final in Colombo

Both Pakistan and India had the chance to qualify for the semi-finals today; the difference was that Pakistan's attack relished the challenge of defending their total

If they allow themselves to reflect on the cruelty of the format, both South Africa and India would be distracting themselves from reality: they were inconsistent, scratchy, confused, and poorly led

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the Super Eights match between India and South Africa

There had been questions asked about Australia's middle order and their problems against spin came to the fore in a nervous display against Pakistan

Sri Lanka produced a wonderfully slick performance against England, as Lasith Malinga and the middle order fired, but who was really leading the team? And did it really matter?