T20 World Cup semi-final fact file: England vs New Zealand
England and New Zealand will meet in Wednesday’s T20 World Cup semi-final in Abu Dhabi (4pm SA time).
Five memorable Kohli knocks in T20I cricket
Virat Kohli signed off as India’s T20I captain against Namibia on Monday. We take a look at his five most memorable innings in the shortest format.
'World's best' Woakes no longer unsung England hero
Chris Woakes is a central figure in England’s bid to win the T20 World Cup even though he could have missed out on playing at the tournament.
Proteas T20 World Cup review: The winners (and loser)
RYAN VREDE assesses the most notable individual contributions to the Proteas, on and off the field, at the T20 World Cup.
Seven talking points from T20 World Cup so far
From four wickets in four balls to the Quinton de Kock kneeling affair, there have been plenty of talking points at the #T20WorldCup
'Freak' Buttler just what England ordered at T20 World Cup
Jos Buttler’s talent was evident during a youth cricket career that saw the 17-year-old hit an unbeaten 227, including 25 fours and eight sixes, in a school match.
'Angry' Dravid to calm Indian nerves as new coach
Rahul Dravid has one of the calmest heads in cricket and he will need it to coach India.
Pakistan's iron man Asif Ali hits his way to stardom
No Pakistani cricketer has been as maligned and criticised for his failures and lack of performances as batsman Asif Ali. #T20WorldCup
Win toss, win World Cup: Is T20 title all on flip of a coin?
A team may be blessed with the fastest bowlers, most destructive batsmen, wiliest spinners and sharpest fielders, but will the fate of the T20 World Cup rest merely on the outcome of the coin toss?
Cricket maverick standing up over kneeling down
Quinton de Kock has long been a maverick. A precocious talent, it was obvious early in his career that he did not fit easily into any cricketing stereotypes.
Player ratings: Markram underlines importance to Proteas cause
RYAN VREDE rates the Proteas in their group victory over the West Indies, which featured another excellent contribution from Aiden Markram.
Shaheen Shah Afridi – Pakistan's first-strike destroyer
Standing at an imposing 1.98m, Shaheen Shah Afridi is the latest high-end product of Pakistan’s fast bowling factory – left-arm division.
Player ratings: Chronic batting failings continue to haunt toothless Proteas
RYAN VREDE rates the Proteas after their opening World Cup match against Australia.
Six great India-Pakistan clashes in white-ball cricket
Virat Kohli’s India begin the T20 World Cup as one of the favourites and take on arch-rivals Pakistan in Dubai on Sunday.
Pakistan can be kings again despite India's IPL riches – Nazar
Former Pakistan all-rounder Mudassar Nazar insists his country will once again be Asian cricket’s best.
