The Australians, who have won the last three World Cups played on a 50-overs per side basis failed to come to terms with cricket’s newest, shortest format.
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- 6 killed in US drone attack in South Waziristan
- One for the Books: Woman Player Is Honored by Engl...
- In India, Cricket Loses to Politics on Security
- 20 Are Detained After Cricket Attack
- Twenty20 World Cup Filled With Intriguing Unknowns
- Dutch Shock England in Cricket’s World Twenty20 To...
- In World Twenty20 Cup, Surprises Big and Small
- Sri Lanka Eliminates Australia in World Twenty20 C...
- Twenty20 Narrows to the Super 8
- The Host-Country Curse Bears Down on England
- Host England Falls to the Brink in World Twenty20 ...
- At Mid-Term, Twenty20’s Barometer Gets Clearer
- Afridi Lifts Pakistan to World Cup Triumph
- For Pakistan, Attack Exposes Security Flaws
- 20 Are Detained After Cricket Attack
- Official Says Suspects Are Arrested in Cricket Attack
- Inquiry Planned for Cricket Attack
- Round Of 8 Is Set for World Twenty20 Cricket
- Pakistan Can Bring The Noise to Final Four
- Pakistan Stuns South Africa To Reach Final
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