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Who, what, when and where: ESPNcricinfo's dummy's guide to the Champions League

The two Gs are once again the names most prominent among the shortlist of who should be at the helm, ahead of the tour to Australia

The Champions League Twenty20 featured many entertaining moments provided by players who had yet to make an impression on the big stage. Nagraj Gollapudi picks the talent to watch out for in the future

Hyderabad sings along to Lee's one-man band till the end

They didn't win the tournament, but T&T got the cricketing world talking of the talent in the Caribbean

Lee was colossal; with the bat his experience and maturity really told and with the ball he was lethal

One of the main men behind the tournament talks about why it is not going to inspire players to go freelance, as has been claimed

Fearless, colourful, and exciting, T&T are a well-oiled unit harnessed by a strong structure and visionary leadership

No contest, no crowd, little music. Oh well, at least there was Billy Doctrove

It's not all wham, bam, thank you ma'am; there's a science to batting successfully in the shortest format

The Gangas have wanted to visit the land of their ancestors for years, and now they finally have, as a family

No bombs but plenty of explosions courtesy Bangalore's own Kiwi, some ordinary fielding, and a monster at arm's length

Different in talent and stature they may be, but Kumble and van der Merwe spin a mean web

An American cricket fan enjoys the game, endures the music, and falls in love with a cheerleader

Delhi's win wouldn't have been possible without a mighty innings from Sehwag

Sussex fans are taking the opportunity to expand their horizons through the first international cricket club championship

Super game, too bad about the result. Thomas who?

Piyush Chawla believes that if he does well in the Champions League Twenty20, against "highly-ranked batsmen", he stands to earn a recall to the Indian team

What Simon Katich has done in Twenty20 is understand his limits while playing to his strengths

Duminy (and Shaggy) rock the party at the Champions League opener