A close shave, and a grand finale

On the Road: Jarrod Kimber gets an outdoor facial, and Melinda Farrell tackles insomnia and getting locked into a stadium

World T20 win highlights friction between players and WICB

Tony Cozier: Little will change till the administration is overhauled

T20's future is data, or is it?

Whether it's in how the game is written about or played, we're told the numbers are more important than ever before. By Sharda Ugra

'I just want us to get better. I am tired of losing'

WICB president Dave Cameron talks about what he has done to turn things around for West Indies cricket

Back home, joy and misgivings

Tony Cozier: The West Indies teams' performances on Sunday brought the Caribbean to life, but also raised old questions with no easy answers

The World T20 and the battle for cricket's future

Ed Smith: Who will win the war of techniques: the batsmen or the power hitters? Will timing triumph over muscle?

How the final played out

Relive the all-time classic game with this blow-by-blow account. By Sidharth Monga

They came, they rallied, they won

Jarrod Kimber: The ills of West Indies cricket may not be solved overnight, but their three victorious teams of 2016 have brought much joy and no little flair

West Indies' triumph of imagination and spirit

Mark Nicholas: An apology to Darren Sammy's men, whose intoxicating win in the final was driven by organisation and smarts

Simmons' downright flukey batting

Two Men Out: Andy and Jarrod also discuss the double-choke in the women's semis, and England reaching the final

Deviation a bowler's best weapon

Ian Chappell: With so little margin for error, especially in T20 cricket, any movement - on the air, off the pitch - is vital in giving the bowler a chance

What's worked in this World T20?

Yorkers made a comeback, pure batsmen largely trumped hitters, and the myth of the par score was busted. By Jarrod Kimber

The mystery of the reluctant cabbies

Diary: Andrew Fidel Fernando goes on a culinary bender through Kolkata, Delhi and Bangalore, no thanks to the taxi and rickshaw drivers of the land

Dots, boundaries, and a WT20 for spinners

Numbers Game: A look at England and West Indies and their run-gathering methods, and the huge role of the spinners

Hot for club, not for country

Certain multi-format players have surprisingly underachieved in T20Is. It's because they haven't played enough of such matches to develop a rhythm

Four degrees to 40 degrees in India

On the Road: That's what you encounter when you travel from Dharamsala to Bangalore while covering the World T20

A team of 11 Afridis

Afghanistan are a side who identify with their Pashtun brother in heart, mind and cricket. By Jarrod Kimber

Virat Kohli: Changer of worlds. Player of cover drives

Two Men Out: Jarrod speaks the truth about Kohli. Andy speaks. Sort of

Mustafizur offers Wahab a lesson

Moments of the week: The Fizz challenges Kane, and India's male cricketers cheer for their female counterparts at the World T20

What went wrong for South Africa

Firdose Moonda: From the lack of clarity on AB de Villiers' batting position, to questionable team selection, their early World T20 exit was a familiar story

On tragicomic Bangladesh

#PoliteEnquiries: Also, odd Steven Smith's odd effect on bowlers, and England's Afghanistan upset

'Mathews showed excellent temperament'

Sanjay Manjrekar and Mahela Jayawardene recap England's thrilling win, and look ahead to India v Australia

What were Pakistan playing in this tournament?

Two Men Out: Andy and Jarrod wonder if it was indeed T20 cricket, and analyse Bangladesh's final over (from hell)

'SA contribute to their problems in tight matches'

Ian Chappell and Ajit Agarkar recap West Indies' win, Pakistan's exit, and discuss semi-final scenarios

'You simply have to hurt your body, take it to the limits'

Shaun Tait on the role of outright pace in the shortest format, and how the game has changed over its decade of existence

Root, Kohli and art in T20 batting

Mark Nicholas: It was feared that T20 would ruin batting. But two recent innings give us a glimpse of a more beautiful future

Have Pakistan given up?

It looks like their batsmen and bowlers have, while their captain relies on solo efforts. By Ahmer Naqvi

The World T20 ultimate champions guide

Andy Zaltzman: Who's going to win? Not Bangladesh, not England, not Australia, not Afghanistan, not India...

In love, love, love with Mohammad Shahzad

Two Men Out: Andy and Jarrod express their feelings for the Afghanistan keeper, and reveal the secret of NZ's success

'You have to play like you don't care, but you have to care a lot'

Grant Elliott's life over the last few years has been worth making a movie about

Unfettered Shahzad leads Afghanistan's charge

Andrew Miller: Belief and audacity in the face of daunting challenges define their players and fans

The importance of Afghanistan's exuberance

Ed Smith: The way they throw themselves into cricket with boundless passion is a lesson to those of us for whom the game may have lost its freshness

Gayle and the art of work-life balance

Tony Cozier: Like the legendary Garry Sobers before him, the West Indian has not allowed his lifestyle to affect his batting

Sharper India back on track

Ian Chappell: Their crushing defeat to New Zealand was a jolt they needed to refocus, and against Pakistan they played like tournament favourites

Afghanistan have what it takes

Sanjay Manjrekar: They have the potential to become a quality international limited-overs team, and to do it quicker than Bangladesh did

Like a buttered baby down a well-waxed water slide

Two Men Out: Aka, a look at India's loss. Plus, an explanation of Soumya Sarkar's catch, and an exclusive with the Coach Cricket Lobster

Locked inside Dharamsala stadium

On the Road: Melinda Farrell goes shopping for ethnic Indian wear, soaks in the beauty of the Himalayas, battles the cold and locked gates

Middle order key for Australia

Brad Haddin: They have a powerful top order, but more importantly also the ability to rotate the strike in the middle overs against the spinners

Everything you need to know about the India-NZ T20I

Aka the Nagpur Twirlageddon. By Andy Zaltzman

Oman look to move up the food chain

Sharda Ugra: Their cricketing set-up is one with resources and imagination, and they provide a model other Associates could work towards reproducing

Ireland's Test vision clouded by T20's advance

Their pursuit of a Test dream might have come in the way of T20 triumph, which many of their rivals now regard as the pathway to success

Ryan Campbell's Far Eastern adventure

Jarrod Kimber: How a keeper from Western Australia came to be Hong Kong's great hope in his middle age

The greatest pair of back-to-back run-outs

Two Men Out: Andy and Jarrod discuss the dismissals that would make Inzi laugh, and highlight the Associates' lament

Why are Associate players so silly?

They keep giving incredible amounts of love to a game that doesn't love them back. By Sidharth Monga

Jos, Corey or Curtly?

Who will be the breakthrough player of the World T20? We asked the experts

The AB T20I mystery

Numbers Game: Despite his outstanding ball-striking skills, de Villiers' stats in this format are decidedly ordinary

What is T20's greatest effect?

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Can Pakistan play via Skype?

Two Men Out: Andy and Jarrod discuss the World T20's last-minute crisis, and the lack of an opening ceremony in Nagpur

Oman's improbable journey to India

From 29th in the world to beating Ireland on their World T20 debut, Oman's success over the last year is no mirage

Why T20 is more about the team than the other formats

Rob Steen: Where the outcome of one delivery can dictate the result, every single contribution makes a difference

'Politics to blame for Pakistan game moving'

Sharda Ugra and Gaurav Kalra discuss the India-Pakistan match being switched from Dharamsala to Kolkata

T20 - a keeper's game

And a look at other Ryan Campbell-ish comebacks in cricket. By Andy Zaltzman

The start of a billion-dollar event, really?

Jarrod Kimber: This was the first day of the World T20, but you wouldn't have guessed it in Nagpur

To Scotland with love

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