Match Analysis

Vijay starts season on a high

Irrespective of how easy the conditions were, Vijay's 10-hour arduous effort should help him in the race for an India Test spot

23-Sep-2012•Siddarth Ravindran in Bangalore

Tactical fumbles cost New Zealand

Mishaps in the field and a strangely altered batting order produced a frustrating afternoon for the Kiwis

23-Sep-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Pallekele

Watson goes from villain to hero

Just as the first gripping contest of the World Twenty20 was unfolding the rain arrived with Australia on top, but West Indies not out of the contest

22-Sep-2012•David Hopps in Colombo

SL undone by 'home' conditions

Home advantage didn't play in Sri Lanka's favour as South Africa relished the conditions and their recent experience

22-Sep-2012•Andrew Fernando in Hambantota

McCullum masters pacing the T20 innings

As Twenty20 cricket evolves a pattern of batsmen surviving and thriving, like in ODIs, could be emerging and Brendon McCullum has grasped this

21-Sep-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Pallekele

Pundit Pietersen calls it Wright

With his England career on hold and despite a hint of vulnerability, Kevin Pietersen the broadcaster was full of praise for one of his replacements

21-Sep-2012•David Hopps in Colombo

Tough afternoon for McCullum

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from Bangladesh v New Zealand

21-Sep-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Pallekele

A resounding win of little value

There was little South Africa could have done better in their opening match against Zimbabwe, but other teams will ask much tougher questions of them as the tournament goes on

20-Sep-2012•Andrew Fernando in Hambantota

Top shots and clumsy drops

Plays of the Day from the Group A clash between Afghanistan and India

19-Sep-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Colombo

Teams now wise to Ireland - Watson

Having previously gone under the radar, there is no longer any underestimation of Ireland

19-Sep-2012•David Hopps in Colombo

Opportunities slip through Zimbabwe's fingers

Zimbabwe were once a very tidy fielding side but their efforts in Hambantota left much to be desired

19-Sep-2012•Andrew Fernando in Hambantota

The mysterious career of Ajantha Mendis

Despite losing his aura in the longer formats, Ajantha Mendis remains a threat in T20, where batsmen cannot afford to see him off

19-Sep-2012•Andrew Fernando in Hambantota

Kamran the batsman impresses, again

How Kamran Akmal must wish he could have had the same poise and confidence in his keeping as he has when he bats

17-Sep-2012•Abhishek Purohit in Colombo

Cricket finally adds to Great British summer

The CB40 final provided a glorious end to a forgettable season, with a match to stand alongside the many dramas of this remarkable summer of sport

16-Sep-2012•Alex Winter at Lord's

Kallis shows who's the daddy

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the first T20 at Chester-le-Street

09-Sep-2012•David Hopps

New Zealand's reasons for hope

In Bangalore, the visitors showed pluck and glimpses of the skills in their possession. Now, they must sustain their desire to do well in Test cricket

04-Sep-2012•Andrew Alderson

Batting remains a worry for India

The new-look Indian batting line-up struggled in the easiest assignment this season, a sign that it may not be ready yet for the English and Australian challenge ahead

03-Sep-2012•Siddarth Ravindran in Bangalore

Caught in a shoddy slip cycle

Victory at Lord's came despite another poor England catching display

02-Sep-2012•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

NZ's batting fragility bails India out

On a placid Bangalore wicket, visiting batsmen contrived to lose nine wickets against India's listless bowling

02-Sep-2012•Siddarth Ravindran in Bangalore

Fragile openers a worry for India

The recent failures of Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir are a reminder of the bad old days of 10-15 years ago when the No. 3 Rahul Dravid was virtually opening the innings after the openers flopped

01-Sep-2012•Siddarth Ravindran in Bangalore

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