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With proper planning, India can ensure that the momentum gained by winning the World Twenty20 takes them a long way

Andrew McGlashan reviews England's 2007 domestic season

S Rajesh reviews India's performance in the ICC World Twenty20 that they won beating Pakistan in final by five runs

Andrew McGlashan reviews Pakistan performance in the tournament after their thrilling encounter against India in the final where they fell short by five runs

The credit for Pakistan's success in the World Twenty20 should go to the local short-format tournaments that most players have playing for years

India's fairytale story continues. In a tournament in which few gave them any chance, they have now played three successive high-quality games, each performance a little better from the previous one

If yesterday's win against England was built around an awesome batting display, today's was a result of significant performances in all aspects

Stuart Clark doesn't have a searing yorker or mischievous changes of pace. Yet he has been outstanding in the ICC World Twenty20

With their future in the tournament on the line, India came out and produced a display of dazzling luminosity

Don Cameron on what the end of Stephen Fleming's tenure as captain means for New Zealand cricket - and for his successor

It has been three months since a breakthrough in the row which led to the USA's suspension from international cricket was announced, and yet nobody is aware what - if any - progress has been made

Bangladesh offered a lesson in how not to plan a run-chase

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's rapid rise to the top of the one-day game hasn't come at the expense of his balance or straight thinking

This was a day when Paul Collingwood's mistakes caught up with him. Despite the brave face he put on the situation at the post-match press conference, there will be many questions asked about his judgment

Regardless of the format, the best players will be the best - as the composition of the teams at the World Twenty20 has shown. By Andrew McGlashan

Andrew McGlashan looks at the impact the influx of money via the Champions League could have on domestic competitions

An unneeded bowl-out was not the way an otherwise thrilling match should have concluded, says S Rajesh

Rahul Dravid's decision to resign may have been right or wrong but he risks being seen as walking away when he was needed by the team

A wounded Australia is the most dangerous kind

"It is totally wrong to label us minnows," says Mohammad Ashraful Bangladesh's wonderful victory that sent West Indies packing