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A flow of consistency from the unpredictables

Five months on from the most traumatic period in their history Pakistan have reached the ICC World Twenty20 final

23-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Screaming and lighting up the sky

It's been a dream run for India, doubly unexpected because, coming into the tournament, the expectations were so low

23-Sep-2007•The Preview by S Rajesh in Johannesburg

Yuvraj likely to play against Australia

S Rajesh previews the second semi-final between Australia and India in Durban

21-Sep-2007•The Preview by S Rajesh in Durban

Panache meets purpose

The first semi-final clash of the ICC World Twenty20 is a clash of Pakistan flair verses Kiwi functionality

21-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Indian win will make net run rate key for semi-final slot

Group E still holds plenty of interesting possibilities: South Africa, New Zealand and India all have a chance of making it to the semi-finals, but none of them have secured a place in the last four yet

20-Sep-2007•S Rajesh in Durban

Battle of batting big guns

Expect a high-voltage clash as India take on South Africa, the hosts, in a match that will decide which two teams will make it to the next round

19-Sep-2007•The Preview by S Rajesh in Durban

Pakistan seek to keep momentum going

While Pakistan savour an extension to their involvement in the tournament, Bangladesh will be checking-in for a flight back to Dhaka on Friday

19-Sep-2007•The Preview by Faras Ghani

High stakes in Cape Town knock-out

In a rematch of the World Cup final the winners will move into the semi-finals and the losers will head out of the ICC World Twenty20

19-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Bouncy pitch greets teams as India A seek series win

India A will guard against complacency as they seek to wrap up the series against South Africa A

18-Sep-2007

Both sides look to hit their straps in decisive encounter

India can keep alive their hopes of making the World Twenty20 semi-finals with victory over a demoralised England at Durban on Wednesday

18-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

South Africa rely on top-order to fire

South Africa will be looking to depose New Zealand at the top of the table with a victory in this Group E match

18-Sep-2007•The Preview by Faras Ghani

Lancashire on the brink of history

Lancastrian Andrew McGlashan previews the final round of matches in the 2007 County Championship

18-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Upbeat Pakistan face Australian test

Pakistan's win against Sri Lanka means their match against Australia on Tuesday could well decide which team takes top spot in the group

17-Sep-2007•The Preview by S Rajesh in Johannesburg

Bangladesh with their backs to the wall

After coasting through their first three games, reality hit hard for Sri Lanka following their 33-run defeat to Pakistan at the Wanderers. They now prepare to take on Bangladesh in their next match

17-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

$England lose Prior to fractured thumb$

England lose Prior to fractured thumb

England go into their second Super Eights match needing to win this and the next one. New Zealand, however, come off a narrow victory over India

17-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan at Durban

Power-packed Sri Lanka face toughest test

S Rajesh previews the Super Eights encounter between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Johannesburg

16-Sep-2007•The Preview by S Rajesh in Johannesburg

Pressure on England to rebound

The home side have hit form early on in the tournament and England need to quickly move on from their drubbing against Australia

15-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Blockbuster in the offing if Bangladesh batsmen fire

It's the element of surprise people will look forward to when Australia take guard against Bangladesh in the first part of the double header at Newlands

15-Sep-2007•The Preview by Kanishkaa Balachandran

Stiff challenge for wounded New Zealand

India might even start off as favourites in their first Super Eights match against New Zealand at the Wanderers

15-Sep-2007•The Preview by S Rajesh in Johannesburg

Sri Lanka may have the slight edge

Sri Lanka will surely start favourites purely on the basis that their victory, a 172-run drubbing, was a tad more emphatic than the nine-wicket victory that New Zealand enjoyed over Kenya

14-Sep-2007•The Preview by Faras Ghani

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