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CPL (2)

Duleep Trophy (1)

Asia Cup (2)

ENG vs SA (1)

WCPL (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

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(3.1/20 ov, T:100) 23/1

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Niggles for Mumbai amid big-name hype

Like the previous seasons, Mumbai Indians have their share of big names but a few concerns remain in the batting and wicketkeeping department

13-Apr-2014•The Preview by Rachna Shetty

Australia hunt for T20 hat-trick

ESPNcricinfo previews the Women's World T20 final as Australia aim for a hat-trick of titles when they face England

05-Apr-2014•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

History of heartbreak between finalists

Big matches between India and Sri Lanka have somehow left bigger scars than others; mental and emotional strength will again matter as much as the shots and the deliveries

05-Apr-2014•The Preview by Sidharth Monga

Strong England face evolving SA

ESPNcricinfo previews the second women's semi-final between England and South Africa

03-Apr-2014•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

A classic semi-final with roles reversed

India's progress have been efficient, almost what South Africa are used to doing; South Africa have scrapped and scraped like a subcontinent team

03-Apr-2014•The Preview by Sidharth Monga

Promise of success brings expectation for Yorkshire

ESPNcricinfo previews Yorkshire's prospects for 2014

03-Apr-2014•Jon Culley

Worrying times for Worcestershire

ESPNcricinfo considers Worcestershire's prospects for the 2014 season

03-Apr-2014•George Dobell

Windies firepower gives them the edge

Both Sri Lanka and West Indies have strong spin attacks, but West Indies have been unstoppable with the bat in the last five overs

02-Apr-2014•S Rajesh

Malinga to lead SL in semi after Chandimal opts out

Lasith Malinga has been confirmed captain, but memories of the 2012 World T20 final will hang over Sri Lanka ahead of their semi-final against a dangerous West Indies side

02-Apr-2014•The Preview by Andrew Fidel Fernando

West Indies hope to end Australia jinx

Australia beat West Indies in the semi-finals of the 2012 Women's World T20 and the final of the 2013 Women's World Cup. Will another big match bring with it a change in fortunes?

02-Apr-2014•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Warwickshire may prove team to beat

ESPNcricinfo previews Warwickshire's prospects for the 2014 season

02-Apr-2014•George Dobell

England keeping tabs on Robinson

ESPNcricinfo previews Sussex's prospects for the 2014 season

02-Apr-2014•George Dobell

Smith faces his final challenge

ESPNcricinfo previews Surrey's prospects for the 2014 season

01-Apr-2014•George Dobell

Notts capable of further glory

ESPNcricinfo considers Nottinghamshire's prospects for the 2014 season

31-Mar-2014•David Hopps

Pride at stake for underachievers

Two teams down on their luck will meet in Dhaka with only the faint hope of regaining some pride after swift elimination from a tournament that should have promised more for each

31-Mar-2014•The Preview by Daniel Brettig

Teams battle for last semi-final spot

The team that wins goes through to the semi-finals. West Indies have a superior net run-rate

31-Mar-2014•The Preview by Umar Farooq

Somerset face up to change

ESPNcricinfo previews Somerset's prospects for the 2014 season

30-Mar-2014•George Dobell

Dew may define sudden-death match

ESPNcricinfo previews the crunch Group 1 match between New Zealand and Sri Lanka with a semi-final place at stake

30-Mar-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Netherlands prey on ousted England

ESPNcricinfo previews the Group 1 clash between Netherlands and England, with both teams out of the World T20

30-Mar-2014•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Pakistan seek edge in tight race

A win against Bangladesh on Sunday will boost Pakistan's chances of qualifying for the semi-finals, leaving them needing to win their last game against West Indies

29-Mar-2014•The Preview by Umar Farooq

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