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From beat-up hatchback to purring sedan

Banding together, discussing strategy and knowing their roles have helped India's quicks to become one of the better attacks of the World Cup

09-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Hamilton

England management under scrutiny

A failure to qualify for the World Cup quarter-finals would bring about an uncertain time for England's management team with changes at the ECB taking effect

08-Mar-2015•George Dobell

Pakistan pick up pace as Waqar loosens reins

Early into the World Cup, Pakistan's campaign was in danger of disintegrating quickly. But Waqar Younis' approach of allowing the side time to settle has helped them pull things together and find momentum

08-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Auckland

Garner looms in WICB presidential race

Dave Cameron is favourite to win a second term at the head of the WICB but Joel Garner's presence should make the election a close contest

06-Mar-2015•Nagraj Gollapudi

A welcome break from the past

There has been no direct apology yet to the journalist who faced Virat Kohli's ire but, by stating that "this kind of incident should not be repeated," an unequivocal message has been sent

05-Mar-2015•Gaurav Kalra

South Africa personnel puzzle coming together

South Africa will remain cautious with Vernon Philander's hamstring complaint, are not worried about Quinton de Kock's form and are looking forward to Rilee Roussouw becoming a permanent spot in the XI

05-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Auckland

South Africa spoilt for choice

With Vernon Philander and JP Duminy set to return from injuries, South Africa will have to think about whether Kyle Abbott and Rilee Rossouw, who have pitched in with strong performances, can still find a place in the XI

04-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Auckland

Sounds of silence for edgy Bangladesh

Bangladesh are used to the roar of an expectant crowd - even in Canberra and Melbourne they had a taste of that - but Nelson will provide a very different environment for a crucial match

04-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Nelson

ECB seeks to reshape amateur game

The ECB has revealed how it intends to bolster cricket participation in the recreational game. The ideas are sound: implanting them is a different challenge altogether

26-Feb-2015•David Hopps

Gayle's chance at a better run

Chris Gayle's innings' of note have come at long intervals of late; he'll be hoping to break that trend against South Africa following his punishing double against Zimbabwe

26-Feb-2015•Firdose Moonda in Sydney

Moores must attempt confidence trick

Despite the horror start to their World Cup, England have to believe that they can still go all the way - starting against Scotland on Monday

21-Feb-2015•George Dobell

England challenge loses all credibility

Those who feared that uncompetitive games might undermine the credibility of the World Cup might reflect that it is England, for all their wealth and hubris, who are the biggest embarrassment

20-Feb-2015•George Dobell

Sub-par batting shows costing Pakistan

Pakistan have both their selection and batting to get right in a game against a team that is in as much of a hole as they are

20-Feb-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Christchurch

Morgan defends missing Ireland reunion

The England one-day captain continues to praise the IPL's learning experience, but his more immediate concern is ensuring the team pick themselves up from their opening-match thrashing

18-Feb-2015•George Dobell in Wellington

Good reasons for faith in Morgan

It is tempting to suggest that England are no further forward after replacing Alastair Cook with Eoin Morgan but there were good reasons for the change in the ODI captaincy and they remain valid

16-Feb-2015•George Dobell

Wake up England, the fun is about to start

It may be hard to keep track of a tournament on the other side of the world but it is time to dispel the negativity

13-Feb-2015•David Hopps

Vice-captaincy gives Buttler a voice

There was some surprise when England's new vice-captain was announced, but he was a personal choice of Eoin Morgan and there are sound reasons behind the decision

10-Feb-2015•George Dobell

Steel without the snarl

Those suggesting this England team are soft have confused overt displays of aggression with inner strength

04-Feb-2015•George Dobell

England progress in patches

There were numerous significant contributions during England's run to the tri-series final but they still have one or two issues with the World Cup looming

02-Feb-2015•George Dobell in Perth

Faulkner a bigger worry than Clarke

The Michael Clarke back-and-hamstring sideshow will go on, but it is James Faulkner's injury that has greater potential to hurt Australia's World Cup campaign

02-Feb-2015•Brydon Coverdale

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