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Greenway wants substance before style

Lydia Greenway insists England women are prepared to win ugly if it means bringing the World Twenty20 trophy back from Sri Lanka.

Watson and Warner obliterate India

Australia demonstrated their credentials as World Twenty20 title challengers in stunning fashion as a thunderous opening stand of 133 between Shane Watson and David Warner condemned India to a nine-wicket defeat.

Umars show the way

Late heroics from Umar Akmal and Umar Gul dragged Pakistan to an impressive World Twenty20 Super Eights victory over South Africa at Colombo.

Devine intervention boosts White Ferns

Sophie Devine struck a half-century as New Zealand grabbed their first victory in Group B of this year’s Women’s World Twenty20 against South Africa.

Broad backs England to bounce back

Stuart Broad insists World Twenty20 champions England can still complete a successful defence of their title despite recent back-to-back defeats.

Magical Morgan fails to rescue England

Matthew Sherry

Eoin Morgan's blistering unbeaten 71 proved in vain as England began their World Twenty20 Super Eights campaign with a loss against West Indies.

Marsh targets improvements

Laura Marsh was typically modest after winning the player of the match award as England women made a perfect start to the World Twenty20.

England women make winning start

Chris Devine

Laura Marsh and Charlotte Edwards shared an opening partnership of 102 as England women got their World Twenty20 campaign under way with a comfortable 43-run victory over Pakistan at Galle.

Sri Lanka secure Super Over success

Sri Lanka were made to sweat before securing a dramatic victory over New Zealand in the first Super Eights match at the World Twenty20.

Colly wobbles at thought of Windies

Rob Barnett

Paul Collingwood’s one blemish as captain in England’s triumphant 2010 World Twenty20 campaign was an opening loss to hosts West Indies. “I think they are a really difficult team to beat,” he told ecb.co.uk.