Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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ICC could return to Lord's

The International Cricket Council will consider relocating its headquarters from Dubai to its former base in London

06-Dec-2009•Andrew Miller

Series in sight for improving England

The scoreline says the series is all-square, but after such a convincing 112-run victory at Cape Town South Africa are now the side with the momentum

03-Dec-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Anderson leads rout of South Africa

South Africa's batsmen veered from the sublime to the ridiculous in the space of three days, as England demonstrated the staggering extent of their inconsistency in one-day cricket by following one of their heaviest thumpings with arguably their most domi

29-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Flintoff rocks Australia

The old faithful cranks it up one last time

29-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller

Rattled South Africa aim to bounce back

Another win for England would ensure they cannot lose the ODI series against South Africa

26-Nov-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Trott and Collingwood power impressive England

After producing an unexpectedly crucial role with the ball, Jonathan Trott emerged as the key figure in England's pursuit of 251 in the second ODI at Centurion

22-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Injured England brace for battle

England and South Africa shared last week's Twenty20 series 1-1, but that scoreline disguises the staggering gulf that emerged between the sides

19-Nov-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

'I was listening to too much advice' - Panesar

18-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller

Bosman and Smith lead rout of England

Loots Bosman fell one blow short of recording only the second century in Twenty20 internationals, and Graeme Smith made a statement of his own by hammering 88 from 44 balls, as South Africa responded to their defeat in Friday's first T20I at the Wanderers

15-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Collier fears broadcaster 'cherrypicking'

David Collier, the chief executive of the ECB, has branded as "a nonsense" the decision to return Ashes cricket to the government's list of protected "crown jewel" events

13-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller

A terrestrial return would cripple English cricket

Having made their bed with Rupert Murdoch and feathered it to the tune of £300 million over four years, the ECB should not be ejected from it

12-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller

Ashes back on 'crown jewels' list

England's home Ashes Tests are expected to be recommended for a return to a revised list of major sporting events that should be shown on free-to-air TV

12-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller and Andrew McGlashan

From D'Oliveira to Trott

England's tour of South Africa is a homecoming for four of their squad. We look at South Africans who switched allegiance down the years

12-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller and Andrew McGlashan

Gayle must respect Windies legacy - Richards

Sir Vivian Richards has called on Chris Gayle to put the West Indies contract dispute firmly behind him and lead his team in a manner befitting the region's legacy

10-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller

Swann prepares to come full circle

For Graeme Swann the South Africa tour marks the moment his career comes full circle

22-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

London's Olympic Stadium a potential T20 venue

The Olympic Stadium in East London has emerged as a potential venue for floodlit Twenty20 cricket

22-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Trinidad unity is a lesson for Caribbean - Ganga

Daren Ganga believes that the unity and team spirit shown by his island nation must serve as a warning to the warring factions within West Indies cricket

20-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Applaud Trescothick's effort, don't condemn the failure

Through his stress-related illness, Trescothick has focussed on his family, Somerset included. It was for them that he agreed to fly to India

16-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Turf war delays Surrey Tsunami project

Surrey's chief executive has expressed his "deep frustration" that a state-of-the-art cricket facility the club helped to build in Sri Lanka as part of their tsunami-relief efforts has remained unused for almost two years

15-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Sean Morris stands down as PCA chief

Sean Morris, the chief executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association, has announced his intention to stand down from the role at the end of October

13-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

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