In Gayle's slipstream

Or a team that contains Afridi, or someone like Afridi

Despite crashing out of the World T20, Afghanistan showed two essential requirements to succeed in international cricket - strength of pace bowling and competitive spirit

This tournament is fast becoming the search for Australia's middle order. It's weak, wounded and clutching rare gems, but first you have to get past the gate keeper

Chris Gayle's uninhibited celebration dance after the World Twenty20 win, which featured moves from the global hit 'Gangnam style', has inspired a dance artist, Zinga, in Jamaica to create the 'Chris Gayle cover drive' dance

The dilscoop became synonymous with Sri Lanka's Tillakaratne Dilshan during the 2009 ICC World T20

It was a breezy night in Colombo; the smoke should have cleared from the ground. It didn't. The Australians were forced to play perpetually under this hazy cloud of doom

Looking back at the India v Pakistan World Twenty20 clash in Colombo on Sunday, Osman Samiuddin writes that over the past decade, India have become to Pakistan almost precisely what Pakistan were to India during the '80s and '90s

England will enter the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka as defending champions, but without the player who was their star performer in the last edition: Kevin Pietersen

India may have the firepower, on paper, to go all the way in the World T20, but MS Dhoni has to deal with problems aplenty, starting with his misfiring openers and an inconsistent Zaheer Khan at the death, writes Madhu Jawali in Deccan Herald .