Despite the undoubted romance and popularity of the result – a win for previously unheralded Sri Lanka – the Wills World Cup of 1996 was … Read More
The Prudential Cup 1975
2019 promises to be a tremendous summer of cricket in England: the men’s World Cup, the men’s Ashes, the women’s Ashes; surely we’ve never seen … Read More
Men’s Cricket World Cup 2003
The dream of the organisers of the eighth men’s World Cup was that it would be a pan-African affair, hosted by three countries – principally … Read More
Men’s Cricket World Cup 1999
England are about to stage the twelfth men’s World Cup, and many shrewd judges rate them favourites to win it. England staged the first three … Read More
Men’s Cricket World Cup 1983
Nobody thought it at the time – though the result of the final was surprising, almost sensational – but the 1983 Prudential World Cup was … Read More
Men’s Cricket World Cup 1992
The fifth men’s World Cup, staged in Australia and New Zealand in February and March 1992, was in some ways the first recognisably “modern” version. … Read More
Men’s Cricket World Cup 2011
In a very real sense the 2011 edition of the Men’s World Cup, held jointly in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, was the perfect competition. … Read More
Men’s Cricket World Cup 2007
Which has been the most unsatisfactory of the eleven Men’s World Cups held so far? Everybody might have a different view of course. A lot … Read More
Raina Rains On Taylor’s Final Parade
The target for India was 288. The score, as Sikander Raza prepared to bowl the last ball of the 35th over , was 158 for … Read More
A Day For Heroes
“MITCHELL STARC” by NAPARAZZI under CC BY-SA 2.0 It’s been an entertaining World Cup but if it had lacked anything before this weekend it had … Read More
Something to Savour for West Indies as Pakistan Crumble
This Pool B match at Christchurch between the World Cup’s two most unpredictable teams was, well, unpredictable. Both sides were coming from defeats of a … Read More
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