Kimber: How left-arm pace has undone England this World Cup
da premier bet： Australia exploited England’s long-standing weakness by picking an extra left-arm quick in Behrendorff, who came away with five wicket
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How a summer of ceaseless rivalry ended with honours even
da spicy bet： Seven Anglo-Australian contests across two formats and four months ended with a trophy apiece and little to separate the sidesda imperad
Sri Lanka's new chapter of cricketing incomprehensible
da prosport bet： How a team ringing with chaos and ranked ninth beat the top-ranked ODI behemoth on the planetda leao： Andrew Fidel Fernando22-Jun-201
In smalltown South Africa, cricket's future gathers to make a mark
da wazamba： For teams like Japan, it’s an experience of a lifetime and they’re soaking in everything a global event has to offerda poker： Sreshth Shah
Pakistan's 'greatest selling point is word of mouth from players' – PCB CEO Wasim Khan
da betcris： Board feels it’s realistic to expect Australia, England to travel to Pakistan after visit by Sri Lankada bwin： Andrew McGlashan18-Nov-2019
New England find value in old virtues as Dom Sibley proves worth
da bet7： On the ground where Trevor Bayliss set out his preference for an “attacking” top order, Dom Sibley knuckled downda dobrowin： George Dobell at
Afghanistan's questionable batting tactics prove costly
da aviator aposta： A lookback at the mistakes Afghanistan made to exit from the quarter-final stageda spicy bet： Sreshth Shah in Benoni01-Feb-2020Afgh
Anustup Majumdar makes rescuing Bengal from trouble a habit
da brdice： He expertly handled a fired-up Karnataka attack to ensure his team didn’t fall behind in the semi-finalda bet vitoria： Varun Shetty at Eden
Being underdogs could suit Australia against clinical India
da bet vitoria： The defending champions’ middle order is largely untested and that might be crucial in the quarter-finalda cassino： Sreshth Shah in Po