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Remember the game: the last six balls of the 2016 T20 World Cup relived

Carlos Brathwaite, Ian Bishop and Samuel Badree look back at the four sixes and the rest

Writers

Mohammad Isam

Where Mustafizur finds his fizz His mastery of variations has been to the fore for Rajasthan Royals this IPL, as before
Valkerie Baynes

England's 'game-changer' Sophia Dunkley inspiring others to chase their dreams First Black woman to play a Test for England spent milestone build-up thinking of cricket, not race
Shashank Kishore

Scotland have turned the heat on their opponents, but know 'there's still plenty on the line' "We know it if does come down to the last game - it always does - very rarely it's a straightforward scenario," says Kyle Coetzer
Osman Samiuddin

England's withdrawal is a slap to Pakistan's face The Pakistan side has toured the world more than any other since the pandemic began, hoping for reciprocity - which has not materialised
Mark Nicholas

Goodbye Ted Dexter, free spirit, cricket thinker, renaissance man The England and Sussex captain had aura, flair, majestic batting, and impossible glamour - and that was just on the field
Steven Lynch

How often has a player scored a hundred and a duck in the same Test? And how many players have outscored the opposition on their own in a Test innings?
Varun Shetty

As it happened - IPL 2021 Eliminator, Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Kolkata Knight Riders, Sharjah Get your dose of stats, colour and analysis on the IPL 2021 Eliminator between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kolkata Knight Riders on our live blog
Matt Roller

David Willey hopes for dew rewards after England damp-ball practice Slippy conditions may encourage seam-dominant attack versus West Indies
George Dobell

'I was wasted, but in a good way' - Why Moeen Ali felt it was time to retire from Test cricket Allrounder believes he could have batted like Ben Stokes given the chance to perform
Aakash Chopra

How Ravindra Jadeja has developed as a formidable T20 batter He now has self-belief, skills, and the ability to intimidate bowlers
Sharda Ugra

Mission 2028: what does cricket's road to the Olympics look like? Cricket is officially making its push for the Los Angeles Games, but it has to hurdle many practical and logistical challenges on the way there
Andrew Miller

England's 2021-22 Ashes squad - winners and losers From Jos Buttler to Dom Sibley, we take a look at whose star has risen and which players missed out
Sidharth Monga

Delhi Capitals' lack of batting depth a concern, but their bowlers are capable of offsetting that The structure of their team would require their attack to do the heavylifting in the second Qualifier against Kolkata Knight Riders
Alan Gardner

The Morgan era has been great for England, but is it coming to an end? England's white-ball captain has struggled with his batting recently and he has a poor record in Asia, but he still offers value as a leader and finisher
Ian Chappell

Test cricket cannot flourish in the shadow of the T20 format Non-traditional Test playing nations have little incentive to play the longest format when T20 is more lucrative, accessible and popular
Firdose Moonda

Can West Indies overcome recent form to defend their title? Chris Gayle and Nicholas Pooran's form, and Andre Russell's fitness will be key for them
S Rajesh

Group B scenarios - Scotland, Oman, Bangladesh eye net run rate calculations Three teams vying for two spots, unless Papua New Guinea can pull off a miracle
Karthik Krishnaswamy

One last time? Faf du Plessis leads Dad's Army to IPL glory A mega auction is around the corner and things are bound to change, but on Friday night it was all refreshingly familiar