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As a young tyro, he bowled a seismic over to set Pakistan on their way to the T20 World Cup title. Now he's the elder statesman of their bowling pack

They were ahead of the curve over a decade ago, but haven't quite followed that blueprint since

 

From Binu Thomas, India I recently read an article from Aravind Panchal in "Inbox" observing that in Twenty20 cricket, there are no definite favourites

From Ankit R Gulechha, India The group stages of the ICC World Twenty20 are over and the Super 8 leg kicked off two days back

From Arvind Panchal, United States Probably T20 is still in its nascent stage at the international level and probably things will change further in the years to come, but a few basic things that have emerged out of T20 world would probably

Here are the Official Confectionery Stall Conclusions From Days 1 to 5 Of the World Twenty20

The waiting is over

Exciting update: Andy's audio preview is here .

In the second part of the interview, Pakistan's captain talks about the side's prospects in the Champions Trophy, the legacy he wants to leave behind, winning the World Twenty20, and cricket's formats

A journey through Michael Vaughan's career, as a performer and an inspirational leader

Sri Lanka's prolific opener used to be a bits-and-pieces player before he discovered his mojo, got a lock on the batting slot he wanted, and stamped his patent on the most talked-about new stroke in cricket

A journey through the World Twenty20 champions' win against the odds

From Afridi's pointed finger to Broad's misfield to that save by Mathews - they're all in our look back at the moments that defined the tournament

Cricinfo presents the team of the ICC World Twenty20 2009 comprising the best performers from the tournament

Cricinfo looks back at some of the important stats from the 2009 ICC World Twenty20

A beautiful day, great atmosphere, raucous crowds and a match largely worthy of a final. A fan watches Pakistan's players and fans take over Lord's

The final was a big test considering the tournament and the crowd, and there wasn't a doubt that Pakistan's raucous fans would ensure their chants were heard

Dileep Premachandran looks at the enormity of Pakistan's Twenty20 triumph, and how much it means to the country during troubled times

He's not quite a rock star, and he didn't become a fighter pilot. At least he's England's first-choice spinner