Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

England save yet another thriller

South Africa moved two steps closer to squaring the series on the fifth and final morning of the third Test in Cape Town, as James Anderson and Jonathan Trott were prised from the crease

07-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Missed chances and lost glories

For England, despite the Ashes successes, the overriding feeling as the 2000s drew to a close was one of a gnawing emptiness

07-Jan-2010•Andrew Miller

Late wickets derail England chase

Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook completed the first leg of England's survival bid in the third Test at Newlands, successfully negotiating a typically hostile new-ball onslaught from Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn

06-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Smith century pushes England to the wall

Graeme Smith loves nothing better than to grind England into the dust, and on the hottest day of the tour so far, he produced an innings of intensity and drive to set up the prospect of a series-squaring victory in the third Test at Newlands

05-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Steyn and Morkel unsettle England

Alastair Cook reproduced the calm obduracy of his Durban century to steady England with a vital unbeaten 65, and Ian Bell demonstrated a new-found resilience

04-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

From chaos to a happy place

England's year began with the Moores-Pietersen spat and the 51 all out and went on to take in the Ashes win and a marked improvement in ODI cricket

04-Jan-2010•Andrew Miller

Kallis century frustrates England

Jacques Kallis has proven, time and again, that he is South Africa's man for a crisis

03-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Swann five seals innings victory

England's cricketers needed just 18 overs on the final morning at Durban to wrap up a thumping innings-and-98-run victory in the second Test

30-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Swann and Broad stun South Africa

A sensational collapse of six wickets for 23 in 71 balls left South Africa clinging to the wreckage of their second innings at Kingsmead

29-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Cook and Collingwood set England platform

Alastair Cook produced a performance of limitless concentration and increasing authority to post his tenth Test century in his 50th appearance

28-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Strauss cameo sets England platform

Andrew Strauss took a leaf out of Dale Steyn's batting textbook, and launched England's innings in the same aggressive manner with which South Africa's No. 10 had closed that of his own team

27-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England make inroads after Smith and Kallis stand

South Africa's old guard of Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis combined superbly in a third-wicket stand of 150 to claw their side into the ascendancy on the opening day of the Boxing Day Test at Kingsmead, but England claimed five wickets in 17 overs

26-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Series lead up for grabs

Cricinfo previews the second Test between South Africa and England in Durban

25-Dec-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

England escape in grandstand finale

Kevin Pietersen injected England's innings with some much-needed confidence following the early dismissal of both overnight batsmen

20-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Amla century leaves England in strife

England's bowlers produced a morning session of immense discipline on an increasingly treacherous surface to claim three vital South African wickets and haul themselves ever further into contention

19-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Swann and Anderson turn the tables

Makhaya Ntini claimed the big wicket of Andrew Strauss for 46, and the left-arm spinner Paul Harris capped an excellent spell by bowling his close friend and former Under-19 team-mate, Jonathan Trott, for 28

18-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Swann takes five on day of toil

Graeme Swann chiselled away with skill and diligence to claim a richly deserved five-wicket haul, but South Africa's lower-order took the honours on an attritional second day at Centurion

17-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Classy Kallis underpins South Africa

Jacques Kallis's participation in this Test was in such doubt last week that South Africa packed him off to an oxygen chamber to hasten his recovery from a rib fracture

16-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

A battle of pride and preconceptions

England and South Africa come head-to-head in a contest that could yet prove to be the most compelling series of the year

15-Dec-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

MCC to stage floodlit season opener

The county champions, Durham, will play against MCC in the world's first floodlit four-day game in Abu Dhabi next March, after it was confirmed that the traditional opening fixture of the English season would be shifted from Lord's to the Zayed Internatio

11-Dec-2009•Andrew Miller

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