Who dares wins:Where the World Cup final will be won and lost

Who dares wins:Where the World Cup final will be won and lost

The game can be lost in a matter of a few overs if a bundle of early wickets fall,but on the flipside a strong first six overs can set up the entire innings.

  • byMark Taylor

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The Australian coach on the cusp of a rare World Cup double

The Australian coach on the cusp of a rare World Cup double

If England defeat Pakistan in Sunday’s final,Matthew Mott will simultaneously be the winning coach of both the women’s and men’s T20 World Cup champions - and for different nations.

  • byAndrew Wu
‘It’s written in the stars’:Foreign fans add international flavour to World Cup

‘It’s written in the stars’:Foreign fans add international flavour to World Cup

When Pakistan lost to Zimbabwe,all appeared lost for the men in green,but diehard fans did not lose faith in their team.

  • byAndrew Wu
Hales did not give up hope on MCG final,nor on England

Hales did not give up hope on MCG final,nor on England

Despite a grim MCG outlook in terms of rain,Alex Hales’ return to England ranks,after an exile that had often looked permanent,demonstrates the value of optimism.

  • byDaniel Brettig
India are the biggest underachievers in white-ball history

India are the biggest underachievers in white-ball history

Every player in the world who goes to the Indian Premier League waxes lyrical about how it improves their game,but what have India ever delivered?

  • byMichael Vaughan
BBL alumni Hales,Buttler fire England into T20 World Cup final

BBL alumni Hales,Buttler fire England into T20 World Cup final

Alex Hales and Jos Buttler took charge as England muscled past India to set up a World Cup final showdown with Pakistan.

  • byDaniel Brettig
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What happens if rain ruins MCG World Cup final?

What happens if rain ruins MCG World Cup final?

While the sport itself would be robbed of one of its marquee fixtures,a return of Melbourne’s spring rain raises the prospect of a unique outcome in cricket.

  • byAndrew Wu
Australia’s early T20 World Cup demise by the numbers

Australia’s early T20 World Cup demise by the numbers

The Twenty20 World Cup started with much optimism for Australia,who were installed as competition favourites,and ended with a whimper two weeks later as the hosts failed to reach the semi-finals. We take a look at five key areas in which Australia stumbled.

  • byRonny Lerner
Dutch courage helps cricket finally turn into a global game

Dutch courage helps cricket finally turn into a global game

South Africa’s elimination at the hands of the Netherlands,followed by Pakistan’s last-gasp qualification alongside India,New Zealand and England,has underlined how the men’s Twenty20 World Cup is becoming the game’s first truly global event

  • byDaniel Brettig
England dump defending champions Australia out of Twenty20 World Cup

England dump defending champions Australia out of Twenty20 World Cup

Twenty20 World Cup titleholders Australia have failed to make the semi-finals after England comfortably beat Sri Lanka at the SCG on Saturday night to advance.

  • byMalcolm Conn
‘Younger eyes,quicker feet’:Big calls coming on ageing side after T20 World Cup

‘Younger eyes,quicker feet’:Big calls coming on ageing side after T20 World Cup

Selectors are being urged to consider fresh blood in the T20 set-up after this World Cup.

  • byAndrew Wu andDaniel Brettig