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'We want to do it for our people' - Khadka

On the eve of Holi, the Hindu festival that will be celebrated throughout Nepal, the country's cricket team provided another reason rejoice. Not that they need much excuse

16-Mar-2014•Alan Gardner in Chittagong

Borren vows to make amends for World Cup exit

Peter Borren hoped his team could prosper enough in the World T20 to show the world that Netherlands cricket had not regressed

16-Mar-2014•Abhishek Purohit in Sylhet

'We are not a team to lose like this' - Nabi

Afghanistan captain Mohammad Nabi said they perished under pressure although they had talked up the weight of expectations on the home side

16-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam in Mirpur

Knew it would be a one-sided game - Shakib

Shakib Al Hasan said Bangladesh had outplayed Afghanistan in all three departments in the opening match of the World T20

16-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam

Qualifying scenario 'tricky' for us - Brendan Taylor

Brendan Taylor admitted Zimbabwe could not afford any rustiness or complacency in their qualifying round match

16-Mar-2014•Abhishek Purohit in Sylhet

Ireland hope to make "big statement"

Ireland captain William Porterfield believes that Ireland will be making a "big statement" if they make it to the main round of the World T20

16-Mar-2014•Abhishek Purohit in Sylhet

SL hope for advantage in familiar conditions

Sri Lanka coach Paul Farbrace believes the experience of having played in Bangladesh over the past six weeks could work in favour of his team during the World T20

16-Mar-2014•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Sangakkara to quit T20Is after World T20

Kumar Sangakkara has announced he will retire from Twenty20 internationals following the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh

16-Mar-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Johnson out of World T20, Bollinger in

Mitchell Johnson has been forced out of the World Twenty20 due to an infected toe, thrusting Doug Bollinger into Australia's squad as the next best left-arm option

16-Mar-2014•Daniel Brettig

Hong Kong, Nepal face glare of publicity

The sentiment that playing at the World T20 is a dream come true for many of the players from Associate nations has been commonly expressed in the build-up to the tournament

15-Mar-2014•Alan Gardner in Chittagong

Afghanistan prey on nervous hosts

Afghanistan are focusing on taking advantage of any slip-up made by Bangladesh in their World T20 opening-day encounter

15-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam

Top order can afford to settle in - Mushfiqur

Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim is willing to allow the top order batsmen to take their time in the middle in T20s, as long as they push harder after getting set

15-Mar-2014•Mohammad Isam in Mirpur

Embrace the expectation - Hafeez

India's victory over Pakistan in the inaugural World T20 seven years ago changed the face of cricket, igniting the interest that led to the success of the IPL and creation of sundry other T20 leagues

15-Mar-2014•Alan Gardner

Sri Lanka full-strength but contracts unsigned

Sri Lanka Cricket sent its top team to the World T20, but player contracts remained unsigned on the eve of their departure to Bangladesh

15-Mar-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Chandimal upbeat about Sri Lanka's prospects

Dinesh Chandimal embraced the hopes that have been heaped high upon them, instead of downplaying Sri Lanka's prospects in the World Twenty20

15-Mar-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Gayle hurt by 'mercenary' tag

Chris Gayle has criticised those who are labelling cricketers as T20 mercenaries. He believes that it is an unfair term to players and degrades their standing in the game

15-Mar-2014•Renaldo Matadeen

Duncan Fletcher's job safe - BCCI secretary

The India coaching staff, comprising the trio of Duncan Fletcher, Trevor Penney and Joe Dawes has received the "wholehearted" support of the BCCI in the wake of raging criticism in the media recently

14-Mar-2014•Nagraj Gollapudi

'Organise more Tests for Tests to survive' - Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar believes the ICC needs to organise more Tests, if it wants the format to survive

14-Mar-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Stokes breaks wrist punching locker

Ben Stokes has been ruled out of the World T20 after breaking his wrist when he punched a locker in the dressing rooms following his dismissal in the final T20 against West Indies

14-Mar-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Borren p**sed off about batting inadequacies

Peter Borren, the Netherlands captain, has described himself as "p**sed off" by his team's run of poor form ahead of their World T20 campaign

14-Mar-2014•Alan Gardner

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