Jonny Bairstow could be forgiven for thinking he was playing the World Cup semifinal on an Indian pitch rather than at the Providence Stadium in Guyana. With the ball turning
South Africa overcame rain and a strong, late resistance from West Indies to surge into the semifinal of the T20 World Cup after 10 long years. Chasing a modest target
After the comfortable win against PNG, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson reflected on a T20 World Cup campaign which ended even before it was about to take flight. Two defeats in
Sri Lanka have endured a tough World Cup campaign. They were the first victims of the controversial and treacherous New York pitch before being jetted around to three different venues
Josh Hazlewood suggesting a possible manipulation of the Net Run Rate to engineer England’s group-stage exit sparked brouhaha so much so that a good portion of Matthew Mott’s press conference
How do you overturn a Net Run Rate of -4.20 especially in a competition where the margin for error is very less? New Zealand’s heavy defeat against Afghanistan could cost
