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Match Analysis

Mohammed Shami shows the Maestro in him to stop the music for West Indies

In a week, Shami went from back-up to match-winner. In six balls, he let West Indians know their World Cup was over

27-Jun-2019•Sharda Ugra at Old Trafford

How West Indies' dream went up in smoke

Gollapudi: 'What, if anything, has changed for West Indies at this World Cup?'

27-Jun-2019•Nagraj Gollapudi at Old Trafford

Welcome to the age of Babar Azam

At this of all moments, in this increasingly heady campaign, let's not be shy - let's call this innings for what it is, a coming of age for sure, and perhaps an all-timer

26-Jun-2019•Osman Samiuddin at Edgbaston

Mitchell Starc: The Grand Old Duke of Yorker

Australia's strike bowler is no ordinary left-arm seamer. He is the most lethal weapon ever to play one-day cricket

25-Jun-2019•Jarrod Kimber at Lord's

England facing deja vu - all over again

It is simplistic to describe the team as flat track bullies - but there is a kernel of truth to it too

25-Jun-2019•George Dobell in London

Shakib's brilliance, Mashrafe's mental strength raise Bangladesh's semi-final hopes

From suffering miserable defeats, Bangladesh have an extraordinary depth of experience in World Cups, with Mashrafe and Shakib leading the way

24-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller in Southampton

Bangladesh's batting plans lacked flexibility and ruthlessness

If their ambition is to be a top side, even in this World Cup, they have to press the accelerator harder at times

24-Jun-2019•Mohammad Isam in Southampton

When Pakistan needed some magic, Haris Sohail conjured the spell

Haris unfurls a magical mystery tour at Lord's to keep Pakistan hopes alive as South Africa's vanish

23-Jun-2019•Sharda Ugra

The World Cup of Mohammad Amir, the nerd

As much as he's been bowling as part of Pakistan's attack, he's also seemed like a child messing around alone in the school's chemistry lab

23-Jun-2019•Osman Samiuddin at Lord's

Carlos Brathwaite, Ian Bishop, Jimmy Neesham and what gets remembered

It seemed impossible, but Carlos Brathwaite so nearly pulled it off. From both sides the skills on show were incredible

23-Jun-2019•Sidharth Monga at Old Trafford

How Mohammad Nabi almost hustled a big upset for Afghanistan over India

"At times, we felt the way Nabi was playing was irritating" - Mohammed Shami

22-Jun-2019•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Southampton

Sri Lanka's new chapter of cricketing incomprehensible

How a team ringing with chaos and ranked ninth beat the top-ranked ODI behemoth on the planet

22-Jun-2019•Andrew Fidel Fernando

The monster they call Mali

The Sri Lanka fast bowler has been around for years but his magic never seems to fade

21-Jun-2019•Alan Gardner

New David Warner, same old wheelhouse

He's not quite been himself since returning from his ban, and he's been weirdly subdued in the Powerplay. But he's still the same player deep down

20-Jun-2019•Jarrod Kimber

Masterful Kane Williamson keeps calm and carries on

There was a period in the middle of the chase where New Zealand's captain kept hitting the field. That is a rare sight. But there was no panic, he knew what was needed

19-Jun-2019•Sidharth Monga at Edgbaston

West Indies go short only to come up short

West Indies didn't do too much wrong, it was just that Bangladesh did it better

17-Jun-2019•Jarrod Kimber in Taunton

Shakib Al Hasan's simplicity keeps Bangladesh's complex World Cup challenge alive

Allrounder's stunning impact with bat and ball has kept the World Cup interesting by taking down the big boys

17-Jun-2019•Mohammad Isam

Kohli's India, a scary machine

India out-muscled South Africa then Australia and now Pakistan in every department

16-Jun-2019•Nagraj Gollapudi

Rohit Sharma and the magic in his touch

There were some brutal boundaries in his 140, but the shot that defined his class was the one that he simply caressed to the straight boundary

16-Jun-2019•Osman Samiuddin in Manchester

Joe Root the bowler and Chris Woakes the batsman show off England's strength in depth

They missed a second frontline spinner, and lost two of their top four to injury, but the World Cup favourites always had options to cover for those gaps

14-Jun-2019•George Dobell in Southampton

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