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Suneer Chowdhary
Wed, February 23 2011
Preview: A lot will depend on Gayle and Pollard
By Suneer Chowdhary
South Africa have played West Indies four times in the World Cup and both sides have won two of the games. Unfortunately for the South Africans, their two losses did enough to make things difficult for them in those tournaments.
Mon, February 21 2011
Watson, Clarke lift Australia after slow start
By Suneer Chowdhary
Australia began slowly after winning the toss at the Motera in Ahmedabad but built the momentum towards the latter portion of the innings to get to 262 for 6 in their 50 overs.
Mon, February 21 2011
Preview: England seek to avenge embarrassing T20 loss against Netherlands
By Suneer Chowdhary
The last time the two teams met in an international, Netherlands had stunned England in a T20 game. That was back in 2009 in the World T20 and since then the two have not played each other.
Sun, February 20 2011
NZ vs Kenya – all over in 32 overs!
By Suneer Chowdhary
The casual followers of the World Cup could have been forgiven for thinking that this was a T20 game. Only 32 overs and a little over two and a half hours into the game, New Zealand had gone on to register a win in their first game of the competition as they pummelled the Kenyans by 10 wickets at the Chepauk here today.
Sun, February 20 2011
Bennett masterminds Kenyan collapse
By Suneer Chowdhury
A decent start from Kenya ended in a disaster as they were bowled out for their lowest-ever ODI score of 69 against New Zealand in the second game of the World Cup, 2011 at the Chepauk here on Sunday.
Sat, February 19 2011
World Cup preview: Injury, form worries for NZ against Kenya
By Suneer Chowdhary
Until about a few months back, this would have potentially qualified to be one of the more one-sided encounters of the World Cup.
Fri, February 18 2011
2011 World Cup preview: India seek revenge, but Bangladesh no pushovers
By Suneer Chowdhary
At home, Bangladesh has exhibited the kind of form that is almost Sri Lanka-like before they won the 1996 title. They have trumped New Zealand and Zimbabwe easily and given England a run for their money on more than one occasion in the last 15 months or so.