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England brush Sri Lanka aside

England stormed into the ICC World Twenty20 final with a crushing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka. Chasing 129 for victory, they overhauled the target with four overs to spare at the Beausejour Stadium.

Australia women cruise into final

Justin Goulding

Australia women set the standard for their male counterparts by booking a place in the ICC World Twenty20 final courtesy of victory over India. Alex Blackwell hit a rapid 61 in a seven-wicket triumph.

England brush Sri Lanka aside

Justin Goulding

England stormed into the ICC World Twenty20 final with a crushing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka. Chasing 129 for victory, they overhauled the target with four overs to spare at the Beausejour Stadium...

Clarke takes confidence from big wins

Australia already have one ICC World Twenty20 victory over Pakistan in the bag - but the stakes will be much higher for their second meeting at the Beausejour Stadium in Gros Islet, St Lucia.

'Powerful' England chase history

England hope the successful combination of brain and brawn can sustain them through two more victories - and a first world title. They meet Sri Lanka today for a place in the World T20 final.

England won't be fazed - Collingwood

Paul Collingwood is content his squad are in the right frame of mind ahead of England’s most important Twenty20 match in their history.

Sangakkara coy over Mendis

Sri Lanka will keep England guessing until the last minute over the presence of mystery spinner Ajantha Mendis in their team for the ICC World Twenty20 semi-final against England in St Lucia.

Bresnan: England ready for Sri Lanka

England have started their homework already as they plot the downfall of Sri Lanka in Thursday’s ICC World Twenty20 semi-final - and in-form all-rounder Tim Bresnan insists they fear no-one.

Episode 7

Tim Bresnan speaks to the Podcast from the England camp ahead of the ICC World Twenty20 semi-finals; Clare Connor reflects on England Women losing their crown: plus Matthew Hoggard, Michael Carberry, Kabir Ali, Jack Russell, Tim Boon and Moeen Ali.

Recriminations begin for India

BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla refused to blame a schedule and player fatigue for the team’s exit from the World Twenty20 - in contrast to captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who pinpointed the IPL.