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I don't think so SL has any chance to make it to semis. They have a relatively new team and all of their players are out of form, including Malinga. My prediction for the semis would be IND, NZ and SA,WI. These four teams have got very suitable players and they can change the match at any point...

IND vs SRI India lost a first T20 in their home, against a new Srilankan side. It was green top and Indian batsman just couldn't handle the swing, pace and bounce. Virat didn't play. IND 101/6 18.1 overs SRI 105/5 18 overs

Butler is in such great form and the good thing about his batting is "clean hitting". He is not just muscling the ball, but timing is also there, most of the time and that what makes him very dangerous..

Eng 201/2 in 26.1 overs, and the kind of cricket England is playing, it's just amazing. Butler hitting all over the park, he surely is in great form..!

Also, Virat is in absolute form, scoring back to back 50s. India made that score look very easy.

Shaun Tait probably performed well in the BBL and that's why they have given him a chance. India's batting line up is always very strong and they have consecutively scored 300+ runs in all ODIs in Australia.I have never seen such kind of hitting against Australia in Adelaide. Australians are...

Yes, specially VK innings was inspirational and i think India is certainly hot favorite for the upcoming T20 cup.

Splendid performance by India. VK again spectacular, scoring 90 of 71 balls with a strike rate of 163 and Raina also played a solid innings. Aus started with a flare, but in the end, they fall short of 37 runs.

Your summation of the Pakistan batting. was correct and from a position of being 118-2 at one stage, Pakistan were all out for 210. Boult with 4-40 and Elliott with 3-43 certainly made their bowling tell in this first ODI match. --- old post above --- --- new post below ---...

Pakistan again sinking and tumbling, NZ with 70/6, managed to get 280 and 250+ is always a big score against Pakistan batting.

Indeed, England is playing very good test cricket and captain Cook has really transformed England into the best test cricketing team.

Both methods are correct and the difference may be due to different roles of the personnel.

308 was quite a target, but Aus chased it quite easily in the end. Aus were 2 down in the first 10 overs, but then Baily and Simth put up a long partnership. Smith is an absolute class and the way he has converted himself from an orthodox leg spinner to an opening batsman, that is just impeccable.

True that, after the Smith's departure, SA need some what an attacking captain like him, who can read the situation and make things happen for the SA. Amla is a great batsman, but as a captain, he is not that aggressive in his approach. Sometimes, he does think out of the box, like the first...

Very well said Fahad! Hash was down and out in the year 2015, but he returned in 2016, with a solid double century knock. England did miss few of the chances, but apart from that, It seems like he has started to find his rhythm, form and foot work, which was missing in the last year..Last see...

I will agree, but West Indies do lack quality test batsmen like Joe Root, AB or Steve Smith. Dwayne bravo, Sammy or pollard are more of a T20 players.

West Indies do have a good batsman like Sarwan, Chanderpaul and Marlon Samuels. West Indies cricket board is struggling with politics, less money and a lot of other factors.

Gayle is more into T20 cricket. West Indians certainly need a leader who can rebuild their team and can convert it into a solid unit with the fast bowlers, that other teams used to frown in the mid 80s. West Indies lack good fast bowlers like Stark, Anderson and Wahab that hit good line and...

AB, Faf and Hashim defended brilliantly, but in the end, Indians have gone through their defense.