Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

One step from a hero's welcome

As the crow flies, England's cricketers - who touched down at Dubai Airport this morning - could be said to be two-thirds of the way towards getting on with their Test series in India

05-Dec-2008

A gap too wide

India and England have been poles apart this series: one is clear-headed and ruthlessly aggressive, the other unsure and stuck in Test mode

25-Nov-2008

Sehwag and Zaheer seal India's series

England require a revised target of 198 in 22 overs to beat India and pull themselves back to 1-3 in the seven-match series

23-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Storm halts South Africa progress

A dramatic electric storm, 25 minutes before the scheduled lunch break, brought the third day at Bloemfontein to an abrupt end

21-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Poor light cast on cricket

The nonsense of the finish provided a postscript to the result. England would almost certainly have lost had the match gone its distance, but India weren't entirely settled at 198 for 5. Those lost nine overs could still have made the difference between a

20-Nov-2008•Andrew Miller

A clash of unlikely equals

The world watches with interest as Dhoni and Pietersen, two greenhorn captains, both perfect fits for their jobs, face off

14-Nov-2008

England face up to the new Empire-builders

There is only one thing more complex than the laws of cricket, and that is the relationships between the various nations who take part in the sport.

13-Nov-2008•Andrew Miller

Time for England to get serious

England have a difficult build-up the one-day series against India, with the tough week on Antigua and a shocking warm-up defeat against Mumbai

12-Nov-2008•Andrew Miller

Plenty of reasons to smile

The win in the Stanford 20/20 for 20 has opened up a new world for eleven West Indian cricketers, one in which they never need to struggle again

02-Nov-2008•Andrew Miller

Dancing with the devil

It feels like a 21st century reincarnation of the Oxford-Cambridge boat-race, a sporting oddity in a world where wealth has supplanted learning as the means to obtaining power

01-Nov-2008•Andrew Miller

The changing face of a very English game

An American's view of the Stanford Super Series and Twenty20's growing influence

31-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller

Superstars shine at the right time

The Stanford Superstars sent out a major warning to England ahead of Saturday's main event as they swept aside Middlesex by 58 runs

31-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Stanford unfazed by criticism

Allen Stanford has responded to the mounting criticism that his Super Series in Antigua has attracted over the past couple of days, and has told the naysayers to judge the whole concept after the series is done and dusted

30-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Harmison prepares to feather his nest

Harmison's attitude to the Stanford Super Series has been one of unrelenting awkwardness, ever since he was persuaded by his new captain, Pietersen, to go back on the decision to retire from limited-overs internationals

29-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

More than just an academic victory

England have survived their first pressure test - but only just

29-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

'We came here switched on' - Ganga

Under Daren Ganga's enlightened leadership, the team is all that counts - and the trophies are a testament to that ethos

28-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Small change, big incentive

Is money really the only thing that makes the world go round? Tonight we have an opportunity to put that premise to the test, as the Stanford Super Series gets serious for its two junior competitors

27-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Not the spectacle that Stanford envisaged

If, as many people suspect, Allen Stanford's intention is to crack the US market in the course of this Antiguan expedition, then the quality and drama of the opening two fixtures of his Super Series does not augur well for his prospects for New World dom

27-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Sidebottom grateful for second chance

Tonight, Ryan Sidebottom will take the field for England for the first time in almost three months, as he seeks to re-discover the form that briefly transformed him into the leader of England's attack

26-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Superstars in name only

It is ironic, given the vast sums of money that have been put up for grabs in the coming days, that the opening fixture of the Stanford Super Series counted for absolutely nothing

26-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

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