Men's T20 World Cup 2024

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ICC in flux as Geoff Allardice departs after Men's T20 World Cup failures

Less than two months into Jay Shah's tenure as chair, world cricket's governing body are seeking a new chief executive

Jos Buttler to bat at No.3 as Brendon McCullum names first T20I lineup

England have paired Jofra Archer with the returning Mark Wood for the first T20I at Eden Gardens as the series starts tomorrow (January 22)

Aaron Jones' fireworks make an early start worthwhile

THE CRICKETER'S MOMENTS OF 2024: With USA's home T20 World Cup threatening to fall apart in the very first match, Jones delivered the performance of his life to kickstart the tournament and was a highlight for OSCAR RESS

When cricket avoided embarrassment during the "Super Bowl on steroids"

THE CRICKETER'S MOMENTS OF 2024: Being on hand in New York to watch the biggest cricket fixture in the world – with newslines spinning out of the trip – was an undoubted career highlight for JAMES COYNE

Heather Knight hopes England have "acclimatised" to conditions

Extreme heat and humidity are set to play a big part in the Women's T20 World Cup but Knight hopes her team's pre-tournament camp in Abu Dhabi will be key to deal with those challenges

England fail to put positive spin on T20 World Cup showing

In the first of his columns crunching the key numbers, JARROD KIMBER says they struggle with the slow stuff, and Adil Rashid is not the force many think

The moments that helped India win the T20 World Cup

OSCAR RESS: 'Moments' have become increasingly central to T20 cricket and while the game ebbed and flowed there were a few key moments that turned the game in India's favour against South Africa

India's brilliance rather than South Africa's choke delivers World Cup title

GEORGE DOBELL: Simply dismissing this as another chapter in South Africa's heartbreaking World Cup history is a discredit to India, who are the best side in the world and deserving tournament winners

England men's T20 World Cup 2024 player grades

GEORGE DOBELL rates the performances of each playing member of Jos Buttler's squad after England's T20 World Cup defence was brutally ended by India in the semi-final

Matthew Mott future likely to be scrutinised as England review T20 World Cup performance

GEORGE DOBELL: Mott, who was appointed on a four-year deal in May 2022, confirmed he wants to stay on after the India defeat

Jos Buttler "absolutely" keen to continue as England white-ball captain

GEORGE DOBELL: Buttler, who took over the captaincy from Eoin Morgan and led England to this title in Australia in 2022, presided over a campaign in which England progressed to the final four but beat only one Full Member side

India's thrashing of England provides clear demonstration of gap between best and the rest

GEORGE DOBELL: England, at the end of an odd campaign, came up against a very good team who played better than them; there's no disgrace in that, and nothing that should necessarily sentence a captain or a coach to the exit door

South Africa's turn to break new ground as the Afghanistan party is shut down

NICK HOWSON: Haunting conditions, some world-class bowling and errors from Afghanistan meant the first semi-final in Trinidad was a highlights package rather than a contest befitting the stage

Why India semi-final is a crossroads moment for Matthew Mott

GEORGE DOBELL: One win from three against full member nations means that despite reaching the Guyana semi-final, the defending champions have plenty to prove

Donovan Miller: South Africa's secret weapon?

GEORGE DOBELL: Three of the four Men's T20 World Cup semi-finalists have benefitted from consultants steeped in local knowledge - and Miller has helped The Proteas surge into the last four