2011 Cricket World Cup review

Monday 04 April 2011 16:02 BST

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India were crowned world champions on Saturday and with that the 2011 Cricket World Cup drew to a close.

Click here or click the image to launch our guide.

Over a months worth of cricketing action has served up some nerve-shredding games and fine individual performances to ensure a memorable tournament.

Here, we assess the performance of all the teams involved, pick out the star men, where things could have gone better and ponder what the future may hold.

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2011 Cricket World Cup review