Preview for the third ODI between India and Sri Lanka in Cuttack

A most incredible match ended with Sri Lanka nearly chasing down the second highest target in the history of one-day cricket

Yuvraj Singh gave himself a 28th birthday present with three wickets and a witheringly powerful half-century

Cricinfo previews the second Twenty20 between India and Sri Lanka in Mohali

Over the course of the decade, India's not-so-formidable links have gotten progressively stronger

Why mouth platitudes about the sanctity of Test cricket when matches are played on pitches designed to drag the game off to the post-mortem table?

Back in 2007, Zaheer Khan and Murali Kartik pulled off a late show to give the scoreline (4-2) a slightly more respectable look, and that's as much as India can aspire to at the DY Patil Stadium

With a wave of the wand, Warne takes his boys home

India romped home by 99 runs to leave the series all square as the teams packed their bags and headed to Delhi

Lee was colossal; with the bat his experience and maturity really told and with the ball he was lethal

A Trinidad victory on Friday night has the potential to be as significant as Australia's World Cup win on Indian soil 22 years ago

New South Wales have been flexible without being gimmicky, and Katich has had an answer for every situation, Kieron Pollard excepted

In Watson, what they possess is a very accomplished batsman who can play anywhere in the order, who's also more than capable as fourth or fifth bowler

Australia may be red-hot favourites but Ricky Ponting isn't taking a resolute New Zealand lightly

Andrew Strauss said the Champions Trophy had been a step forward after the debacle of the 6-1 defeat to Australia

They may be rank outsiders, and a team ravaged by injury, but don't write off these New Zealanders just yet

England dumped Sri Lanka and South Africa to most peoples' surprise, and Hauritz was insistent that the 6-1 hammering would have no impact whatsoever on how they performed in Friday's semi-final

Many of the questions that Dhoni faced on the eve of the game related to Pakistan, but he would not be drawn on the prospect of the neighbours fielding a weakened side

Three global events on home turf, and not even a semi-final place to show for it. And yet, with the little support for the magnificent Graeme Smith, it could all have been so very different

Andrew Strauss and Owais Shah have said a more positive approach by the batsmen made the difference after landing in South Africa