T20 world cup
Langer delivers shock resignation as Australia cricket coach
Australian men's cricket coach Justin Langer announced his surprise resignation on Saturday, just weeks after trouncing archrivals England in a lopsided Ashes...
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Rohit Sharma hopes to end India's world title drought
During Virat Kohli's five-year tenure India rose in the one-day, Twenty20 and Test rankings but missed out on securing a single international tournament.
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Marsh powers Australia to maiden T20 World Cup title
Chasing 173 for victory, Australia depended on a 92-run second-wicket stand between David Warner, who made 53, and Marsh to achieve their target with seven balls to spare in Dubai.
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Wade, Stoinis power Australia past Pakistan and into World Cup final
Chasing 177 for victory, Australia were in trouble at 96-5 when Stoinis (40) and Wade, who hit the winning six in his 41, put on 81 runs to finish off the match with one over to spare in Dubai.
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Mitchell, Neesham star as New Zealand reach T20 World Cup final
Chasing 166 for victory, New Zealand were in deep trouble at 13-2 and 107-4 when Neesham turned the semifinal on its head with an 11-ball 27 to help achieve the target with one over to spare in an Abu Dhabi thriller.
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England, New Zealand eye T20 final spot in shadow of 2019 classic
England skipper Eoin Morgan believes his team's ability to "forge on" despite injury blows has kept them positive ahead of Wednesday's Twenty20 World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.
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Cricket legend Dev says India stars put IPL before country
India on Sunday crashed out of the Twenty20 World Cup after New Zealand beat Afghanistan to book the second semifinal berth from Group 2.
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Babar, Malik lead Pakistan into T20 World Cup semi against Australia
The victory gave Pakistan five wins in as many games, topping the Group 2 with ten points.
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Windies' old guard face axe after World Cup ends with whimper
Many would argue that the problems started before the tournament with the selection of the 15-man squad.
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India thrash Afghanistan to stay alive in T20 World Cup
Sharma and KL Rahul, who made 69, put on 140 runs for the opening wicket to guide India to an imposing 210 for two after being invited to bat first in a must-win Super 12 match in Abu Dhabi after losing their opening two games
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T20 World Cup: South Africa opt to bowl against Bangladesh
South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma won the toss and elected to bowl against Bangladesh in the Super 12 clash of the Twenty20 World Cup on Tuesday.
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Buttler says maiden T20 ton at World Cup is 'right up there'
Buttler's maiden T20 ton steered England to 163 for seven and a 26-run win over Sri Lanka in Sharjah to extend their unbeaten streak to four in the Super 12 stage.
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Boult stars as New Zealand thrash India in T20 World Cup
Boult and leg-spinner Ish Sodhi shared five wickets between them to restrict India to 110 for seven after being invited to bat first in the Super 12 clash in Dubai.
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'Never let critics get to me': Warner blasts match-winning 65 at World Cup
Warner, who was dropped from his IPL team Sunrisers Hyderabad last month after two bad games, smashed 10 fours in his 42-ball knock as Australia achieved their target of 155 with 18 balls to spare in Dubai.
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CSA Board regrets the timing of its 'take the knee' directive
Proteas wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock pulled out of Tuesday's ICC T20 World Cup match against the West Indies for "personal reasons", defying orders from CSA to their players to follow the anti-racism gesture
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Proteas' Quinton de Kock apologises for refusing to follow CSA's knee directive
In a statement released on Thursday morning, Quinton de Kock apologised to his teammates and to supporters in South Africa, saying that he understood the importance of standing against racism and that he also understood the responsibility of the players setting an example.
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Trumpelmann hails Namibia's World Cup win over Scots as 'massive'
Chasing a tricky 110 in Abu Dhabi, JJ Smit made an unbeaten 32 to drive Namibia home with five balls to spare in their first-ever Super 12 match of the tournament after they came through the qualifying round.
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De Kock's refusal to take knee mystifies country
A hashtag #IStandwithQuinton started appearing, especially among right-wingers, defending his right to dissent.
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CSA: Proteas knee directive was meant for unified approach to fighting racism
The Cricket South Africa board said that its instruction for the Proteas to take a knee at the T20 World Cup was only aimed at achieving a unified approach against racism by the team.
