Watch cricket highlights: the 2010 Asia Cup – India vs Sri Lanka played on June 24

Scoreline: India 268/6 Dinesh Karthik 66 (84), Rohit Sharma 41 (52), Dhoni 38 (50) | Malinga, Kandamby 2 each, Murali 10-34-0
SL 187 all out Kapugedera 55 (88), Kandamby 31 (45) | Nehra 9-40-4, Praveen 9-1-29-1, Zaheer and Jadeja 2 each

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Scoreline: Australia 191 all out Watson 81 (49), Hussey 53 (29) | Aamer 4-1-23-3, Ajmal 3
Pakistan 157 all out Afridi 33 (24), Misbah 41 (31) | Tait 4-20-3, Johnson 4-21-2

There are some phrases and words in cricket that are bandied about so often that sometimes you can forget their significance and reality. This game was a perfect example vis-a-vis “intent” and “intensity”. Pakistan came back well in the final few overs of the 1st half, their worm was abreast and at times ahead of the Aus one, but even with the Hussey drop which saw him plunder the next Sami over, it was Australia who looked the ones with the intent and intensity while batting and on the field.

Scoreline: India 186/5 Suresh Raina 101 (60), Yuvraj 37 (30) | Steyn 4-24-1, Kallis 4-30-1
SA 172/5 AB de Villiers 31 (15) | Nehra 4-27-1

For Suresh Raina this must be what they call the wheel turning full circle what with SA assembling a pace-quartet for the types of him. But from the SA fan’s point of view, it was the oft-frustrating habit of preconceived plans being vehemently adhered to on the field and the pace-quartet not even being utilized properly against Raina. Looks like this is going to be another good World Cup for Yuvraj.

Set 116 for victory, India finished on 116 for three with more than five overs to spare.

Earlier, Afghanistan’s 115/8 featured an impressive fifty from opener Noor Ali, well supported in a fourth-wicket stand of 68 by the hard-hitting Ashgar Stanikzai, whose 30 featured three sixes.

Scoreline: West Indies 138/9 Darren Sammy 30 (17), Sarwan 24 (26) | Dockrell 4-16-3
Ireland 68 all out | Sammy 3.4-8-3, Rampaul 3-17-3

While it certainly was good bowling from the Windies, Gayle, Sarwan and Chanderpaul will need to really take control to prevent the situation that WI seem headed in – 1 individual standing up per game.

Scoreline: SL 135/6 Mahela Jayawardene 81 (51), Chandimal 29 (23)
NZ win with a ball to go: Jesse Ryder 42 (27), Nathan McCUllum 16 no (6), Oram 15 (6) | Jayasuriya 4-17-1

The big man’s back at the top (possibly their best player in conditions like this); recent times have finally seen Nathan McCullum get the belief he deserves in the limited over format. Stay uninjured NZ.

As a group, this is turning real intriguing because Zimbabwe are almost certain to mess with one of these two potential-semifinal-sides.

New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, T20 World Cup Highlights Online

• Group A: Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia
• Group B: Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Zimbabwe
• Group C: South Africa, India, Afghanistan
• Group D: West Indies, England, Ireland

Table showing Twenty20 (T20) World Cup 2010 Schedule:

Dream Finals: Mumbai Indians vs Rajasthan Royals

Yet again, Sachin displayed his remarkable ability to even attempt selfcontrol when the situation pleaded that he hit out – When he resisted the need to shove that mike down Harsha’s throat.

Mumbai Indians 181 for 5 (Dhawan 56, Tendulkar 72) beat Chennai Super Kings 180 for 2 (Raina 83*, Badrinath 55*)

Sachin Tendulkar (72) and Shikhar Dhawan (56) starred in Mumbai’s highest successful run chase as Mumbai beat Chennai by 5 wickets to bag their 4th win of the tournament and top the points table.

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Watch Royal Challengers Bangalore v Delhi Daredevils at Bangalore, Mar 25, 2010,

Delhi Daredevils 183/4 beat Bangalore 166/9 won by 17 runs

This is the first home defeat for Royal challengers this season , The Royal Challengers got off to a good start, thanks to their openers Kallis and Pandey, who have been consistent so far. As soon as Kallis fell, the youngsters in the team

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Scoreline: England 440/8 (1st Inn) Ian Bell 138, Bresnan 74 no, Prior 62 | Shakib 4

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