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The Greatest T20 Finals No. 5: A haunting in Bridgetown

Ghosts of losses past, the spectre of Jasprit Bumrah, opponents hungry for a trophy, and five overs where anything that could happen did

Writers

Andrew Miller

Knight's inglorious exit exposes limits of England women's evolution Despite her enduring worth as a leader and batter, captain is collateral in overdue regime-change
Shashank Kishore

For RCB, Rajat Patidar might be just what the doctor ordered The new RCB captain's coaches and team-mates are confident in his ability to be an effective leader in the IPL
Andrew Fidel Fernando

A haunting in Bridgetown Ghosts of losses past, the spectre of Jasprit Bumrah, opponents hungry for a trophy, and five overs where anything that could happen did
Sidharth Monga

India's white-ball wizards need a new cheat code for sustained excellence The leadership has plotted and planned and pulled off some extraordinary things of late, the enormous weight of the missing trophy evident at every stage of their run
Alex Malcolm

The cliffhanger that shouldn't have been An eventful final overturned what should have been an easy win into a nail-biter for the ages
Alan Gardner

Shut up whiners, India had to overcome lots of burdens to win the Champions Trophy While Pakistan dealt with the burden of being (g)hosts