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Go to the top of the class: New Zealand are the only team close to clinching a semi-final spot • Associated Press
After two defeats and a washout in the Super 12s, Pakistan still need either India or South Africa to stumble against Zimbabwe and Netherlands respectively to make the semi-final. They won their last two games but the openers haven't always fired. Sidharth Monga asks if it's time to break up the dream team of Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan, who score a lot of runs together, but not necessarily quickly, and may be too similar to make sense as a combination in top-level T20. What does Pakistan's ideal T20 team look like? Hassan Cheema finds the 2007 and 2009 sides were ahead of the curve but haven't followed the blueprint since.
S Rajesh take stock of the tournament so far and finds that conditions have been challenging for batters in Australia, but the fielders haven't always supported the bowlers.
He went past Mahela Jayawardene's record of 1016 runs in the tournament's history - here's a look at his numbers over the years. Do you remember his best T20 World Cup performances? Have a crack at our quiz.
The former South Africa captain spoke tp Firdose Moonda about why he chose to get into the uncomfortable parts of his career in his newly released autobiography,
After 11 years with Brisbane Heat, and a solid debut in the T20 Blast for Northants, the batter is looking forward to a "great new adventure" with Adelaide Strikers.
And who has bowled the first over most often in Tests? All your burning cricket questions answered by Steven Lynch in this week's Ask Steven.
In the Briefing this month, Andrew Fidel Fernando is hot on the trail of the fraudulent comic who unwittingly set in motion a rivalry that may change cricket forever.
The South Africa batter, who last week became the youngest of his countrymen to score a century in men's T20s, gets put on the spot and made to pick between rusks and braai, bum pats and high-fives, gloves and shoes, and more.
A small Lancashire club went all starry-eyed and slack-jawed when a couple of West Indian invincibles turned out for them for two seasons in the 1990s. Scott Oliver throws back.
And which of his colleagues bowled to MS Dhoni in the nets when he was 16? How much does Miller know about his team-mates? We find out.