Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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Bangladesh beat Australia

With a shot for six over midwicket, the most improbable scoreline in cricket comes to pass

11-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

England's unkickable habit

This time, there can be no way back for Steve Harmison. Surely?

08-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Plunkett ready for second coming

Steve Harmison's international career appears over after he was omitted from England's Test squad for the tour of South Africa

08-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Denly in frame as England wait on Pietersen

England's building process begins at Lord's at noon on Thursday, when the national selector, Geoff Miller, unveils their squads for England's winter tour of South Africa

07-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Ponting and Watson lead the rout

Tim Bresnan produced the highest score ever made by an England No. 8 in ODI cricket to transform his team's fortunes after they had flirted with humiliation in their Champions Trophy semi-final against Australia

02-Oct-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Johnson and Gambhir scoop top awards

Mitchell Johnson capped a tumultuous year by becoming the sixth winner of the prestigious Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy, after being named as the ICC World Player of the Year

01-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

How rude, I say

Captains who lacked courtesy towards their opponents (or the game itself)

01-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Flintoff reaffirms England commitment

Andrew Flintoff has reiterated his belief that Twenty20 cricket will not impinge upon the primacy of Test cricket

28-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

England defy Smith to reach semis

England's bowlers held their nerve in the face of a supremely gutsy 141 from their habitual nemesis, Graeme Smith, to steer their side into the Champions Trophy semi-final

27-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Spirited England shock Sri Lanka

An ecstatic new-ball onslaught from James Anderson and Graham Onions set England on course for victory and Sri Lanka's eventual total of 212 was chased down with something approaching assurance

25-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England's forgotten Ashes hero

Not many discussed him before his century on debut to secure the Ashes, not many seem to be discussing him after that performance

25-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

Out-of-form England face tough opener

There was no disguising the exhausted despondency with which Andrew Strauss addressed the media in Johannesburg on Wednesday, as England prepared to face the music against Sri Lanka

24-Sep-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Swann saves England from whitewash

Graeme Swann spun Australia to a standstill in a superb spell of 10-1-28-5, after Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke had rebuilt the innings in a second-wicket stand of 79

20-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Kaneria menaces but Hall keeps Northants afloat

Andrew Hall repelled the wiles of Essex's legspinner, Danish Kaneria, in a counterattacking innings of 85 from 118 balls, as Northamptonshire overcame a mid-innings slump to post a competitive 299 on a helpful track

16-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Chelmsford

End 'meaningless' tours - Graeme Smith

South Africa's captain, Graeme Smith, believes that Andrew Flintoff's decision to turn down his ECB central contract in favour of a "freelance" career has set a precedent that the ICC cannot afford to ignore

16-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

Don't hurl brickbats at Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff shouldn't be ostracised for his decision to go freelance. He is belatedly realising his own worth, and doesn't owe England an outstanding debt of gratitude

16-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

Collingwood set to link up with Delhi

Paul Collingwood is expected to fly to India next month to link up with the Delhi Daredevils for the Champions League, despite recent reports that he had been seeking a release from his contract

14-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller and Ajay S Shankar

Flintoff rejects ECB central contract

Andrew Flintoff could have played Twenty20 for four domestic teams outside England over the next year if he had stayed fit, his manager Andrew Chandler has said

13-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

Ponting's return revives dwindling interest

There is a real determination in the Australian side to treat this one-day series as a new chapter after the Ashes disappointment.

11-Sep-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Gooch fine-tunes his young protege

While England struggle, Alastair Cook, not required for international duty, has been hitting hundreds for Essex in domestic one-day cricket to fine-tune his game

10-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

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