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Andrew Miller

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Flower accepts the poisoned chalice

A dogged refusal to buckle has long been a characteristic of the man who has been appointed the the new England coach

15-Apr-2009

Flintoff hat-trick seals the series

Andrew Flintoff returned the stunning figures of 5 for 19 in five overs, and capped his efforts with the first hat-trick of his international career, as England ended a dismal winter on an improbable high with their first-ever ODI series win in the Caribb

03-Apr-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

We need to talk about Kevin

There's something the matter with KP, and it's not really to do with runs

03-Apr-2009

After the strike, back to the striking

Would they play they play or wouldn't they? Until the eve of the fifth and final ODI in St Lucia, no-one could say for sure

02-Apr-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Spectacular Strauss seals victory

England's captain, Andrew Strauss, seized on an unexpected opportunity to haul his side level in their ODI series against West Indies, as he defied his unglamorous reputation to crack 79 from just 61 balls in a rain-readjusted run-chase in Barbados

29-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Gayle forces England onto back foot

England are ending their Caribbean tour as they began it, beset by off-field rifts and dripping with unadulterated humiliation

29-Mar-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Gayle scorches inept England

Chris Gayle put West Indies' off-field worries to one side and instead heaped ever more crippling levels of opprobrium onto the shoulders of England's listless cricketers

27-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Inzamam courted by American Premier League

Inzamam-ul-Haq and up to seven disaffected members of the Lahore Badshahs ICL franchise are in discussions with an American entrepreneur who hopes to establish an international Twenty20 tournament in New York City

26-Mar-2009•Andrew Miller

You go, girls

The women's game is more marketable than ever in the wake of England's World Cup win

25-Mar-2009•Andrew Miller

England is perfect but not practical

England has much going for it to host the IPL but the ECB will face stiff opposition from the counties and broadcasters

22-Mar-2009

Hang in there, partner

Jesse Ryder endured a special dose of the nervous nineties in Hamilton on Wednesday, in the company of the No. 11, Chris Martin. A look at 11 other batsmen who had to rely on their last team-mate to get to three figures

19-Mar-2009•Andrew Miller

Clark row is 'jingoism' - Davidson

Leicestershire's chairman, Neil Davidson, has accused the ECB of adopting a "jingoistic" attitude to the forthcoming Ashes series

18-Mar-2009•Andrew Miller

West Indies romp to six-wicket win

England's bid to regain momentum after last week's Test series defeat hit the buffers as they were routed by six wickets with two overs to spare

15-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Out-of-pocket Fletcher owes Stanford debt of gratitude

West Indies' opener, Andre Fletcher, has spoken of his lasting gratitude to Allen Stanford, the disgraced former bankroller of West Indian cricket - even though he has lost money since Stanford's collapse

13-Mar-2009•Andrew Miller

West Indies survive in thrilling finale

West Indies regained the Wisden Trophy for the first time since 2000 in a thrilling finale to the series in Trinidad. Left with 66 overs in which to bat in their second innings after England's lunchtime declaration, West Indies shipped wickets at regular

10-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England wobble after Windies' 544

Shivnarine Chanderpaul produced an unflinchingly obdurate innings of 147 not out, and Brendan Nash chipped in with his maiden Test century, as West Indies stood firm against a frustrated England bowling attack to manoeuvre themselves ever closer to their

09-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Chanderpaul and Nash restore Windies faith

Brendan Nash and Shivnarine Chanderpaul overcame the potentially devastating loss of their captain, Chris Gayle, to a hamstring tear, as they batted clean through the final 51.5 overs of the third day

08-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Collingwood and Prior guide England's fortunes

Paul Collingwood converted his ninth Test century into an imposing 161 and Matt Prior celebrated the birth of his first child with a hundred of his own, as England took advantage of West Indies' outrageously negative tactics

07-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Strauss hundred keeps England on track

Andrew Strauss took advantage of a defensive West Indian mindset to rack up his third first-day century of the series, and Paul Collingwood continued his fine vein of form with 54 not out, as England claimed the honours in the opening exchanges of the fif

06-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England face their must-win contest

In a week when off-field events have wrenched cricket into the headlines for all the wrong reasons, England's struggles in the Caribbean have been put into stark context

05-Mar-2009•The Preview by Andrew Miller

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