Matches (16)

WPL (2)

U19 WC Warm-up (2)

SA20 (2)

BPL (2)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (4)

BBL (2)

Super Smash (2)

UPW-W

143/5

RCB-W

(12.1/20 ov, T:144) 145/1

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Schedule Table Report Series

IND19

(50/50 ov) 295/8

ENG19

(34.3/34.3 ov, T:177) 196/3

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Schedule Series

Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

Collingwood calls for 'brave' campaign

England have rediscovered that winning habit, as the Ashes begin to loom, so too does the invidious nature of Collingwood's three-week tenancy

31-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Success will cheer up Pakistan - Younis

Younis Khan views success in the World Twenty20 as the best way to make Pakistan smile again

31-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

World T20 won't repeat mistakes of World Cup

Steve Elworthy believes the allure of international competition will enable the World Twenty20 to match the IPL's glamour

28-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Flintoff ruled out of World Twenty20

Yorkshire's legspinner Adil Rashid has been called into England's ICC World Twenty20 squad as a replacement for Andrew Flintoff, after the England management conceded that Flintoff would not be fit

27-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Use World Twenty20 to build Ashes momentum - Gough

Darren Gough believes England can use the forthcoming ICC World Twenty20 to build vital momentum ahead of Australia's arrival later this summer

22-May-2009•Andrew Miller

PCB consider Ireland and Scotland as hosts

Venues in Ireland and Scotland are in the running to host Pakistan's international matches against Australia next year

21-May-2009•Osman Samiuddin and Andrew Miller

Lewis case sends a warning - Fraser

The former England seamer, Angus Fraser, has reacted with sadness to the news that his former team-mate, Chris Lewis, has been convicted of drug smuggling, and believes that the case should send a warning to modern-day players of the dangers of being draw

20-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Rashid eyes Ashes squad role

Yorkshire's legspinner, Adil Rashid, has set his sights on an Ashes call-up in a summer in which England's trump card against Australia could well be the depth and versatility of their slow bowling

20-May-2009•Andrew Miller

England's young quicks steal the show

Andrew Miller presents England's marks out of 10 following their 2-0 series defeat of West Indies

19-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Edwards and Benn shine amid the gloom

Andrew Miller presents West Indies' marks out of 10 following their 2-0 series defeat against England

19-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Swann plays down Cardiff pitch furore

Cardiff's pitch has come under scrutiny with just over seven weeks to go until the first Test of the 2009 Ashes, after Glamorgan were docked two points for next season's Friends Provident Trophy for preparing a substandard surface in their recent contest

18-May-2009•Andrew Miller and Alex Brown

Bresnan and Anderson swing through Windies

On his eighth day as a Test cricketer, Tim Bresnan finally picked up his maiden Test wickets, while James Anderson took his match tally to eight in perfect swinging conditions

18-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Windies fight against rising tide

England closed in on a 2-0 series clean sweep on the fourth day against West Indies at Chester-le-Street, as West Indies slumped to 115 for 3 in their second innings, having been asked to follow on

17-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Anderson stars as England take command

James Anderson gained revenge for his roughing-up at the hands of Fidel Edwards by striking three times with the new ball in a rain-interrupted final session, as England built on their tea-time declaration of 569 for 6 to reduce West Indies to 94 for 3

16-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Yorkshire offer Pakistan 'second home'

Yorkshire's chief executive, Stewart Regan, has welcomed the prospect of Pakistan taking on Australia in England next summer

15-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Rain washes out second day

No play was possible on the second day between England and West Indies at Chester-le-Street, as persistent rain settled in over the ground to force an abandonment shortly after an inspection at 4pm

15-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Cook and Bopara prosper on placid track

Ravi Bopara became the first England batsman to score three Test centuries in consecutive innings since his hero and mentor Graham Gooch in 1990, while another of Gooch's protégés, Alastair Cook, made an unbeaten 126, as West Indies were made to toil with

14-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England shake up the system

The pursuit of continuity used to be a virtue for the selectors, but the inclusion of Bell and Sidebottom shows that that's not longer quite the case

12-May-2009

Portrait of the workman as artist

To one teenager at least, Fraser made relentless application and sweaty doggedness glamorous. Almost

11-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Gayle laments batting disasters

West Indies' captain, Chris Gayle, was left lamenting a "disaster" for his team, as England rolled them over inside three days in the first Test at Lord's

08-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

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