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In case you were out getting the oil change you need every 30,000 miles followed by a stern lecture from your mechanic about decimal places, here's what you missed in sports on Wednesday: In a stunning start to the Stanley Cup final, the Chicago...

In case you were busy consolidating power by any means necessary to be prepared for the upcoming console wars, here's what you missed in sports on Tuesday: In a series filled with future Hall of Famers, it was the play of Gary Neal and Danny Gre...

In case you were unable to get to a TV after a butt pat gone awry, here's what you missed in sports on Monday: After giving up a six-run lead, the Boston Red Sox finally put away the Tampa Bay Rays, 10-8, behind a Daniel Nava 14th-inning RBI sin...

Twenty20 cricket didn't seem revolutionary, or dramatically different from a One Day International. Then came Friday night.

Sri Lankan cricketers Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara carry their nation's hopes in the ICC World Twenty20 cricket tournament.

For those in the U.S. who have had an interest in cricket piqued by catching a glimpse of the World Twenty20, the three-hour cricket spectacle may be coming live to a ground near you next summer, writes Peter Della Penna.

A father and son travel from California to Sri Lanka to root for Pakistan and celebrate their family ties.

When Sri Lanka takes the field in this tournament, the team is playing for a nation determined to look ahead

Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara, a lawyer-in-training, has a gift for the cover drive and has been described as a "tough-talking, sharp-thinking, ball-bashing man with a plan," writes Amar Shah.

Like the Big Dance, major ICC events such the World Cup and the World Twenty20 are about giving as many teams as possible a chance to bust a move, writes Peter Della Penna

Hot Button: Who will win Sunday's ICC World Twenty20 final?...

Guyanese native Nezam Hafiz was well on his way to realizing a cricketer's dream in America when his life was cut short on 9/11, writes Peter Della Penna

Welcome to SportsNation! On Monday, we'll chat about the second most popular sport in the world: cricket, as the International Cricket Council's global development manager Tim Anderson stops by to chat. Anderson's in charge of assisting the growth...

It wasn't how the script was supposed to go. But in the end, India won the World Cup, and with it, a billion dreams came true.

After 28 agonizing years, captain MS Dhoni leads India to a World Cup championship and cements himself as one of the finest leaders of this generation.