Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller previews the third Test at Edgbaston

Kevin Pietersen has unveiled an attacking line-up for his first match as England captain, against South Africa at The Oval, with three key changes from the side that lost the third Test, and the series, at Edgbaston last week

KP has the talent and intelligence to lead England and is sure to rise to the honour with pride

Michael Vaughan deserved a better end, in a captaincy career that never recovered from interruption

Michael Vaughan has rarely looked as disconsolate as he did as he faced the media after South Africa's thrilling five-wicket win in the third Test

The curse is finally lifted, and the identity of the man who has delivered South Africa's first series win in England for 43 years comes as no surprise

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the fourth day of the third Test at Edgbaston

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the third day of the third Test at Edgbaston

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the third day of the third Test at Edgbaston

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the third day of the third Test at Edgbaston

An emotion-fuelled hour of the most intense Test cricket imaginable hauled England back into contention on the second day at Edgbaston

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the second day of the third Test at Edgbaston

Vaughan and his team-mates in the top six have no rivals, and no incentive to improve their performances

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the first day of the third Test at Edgbaston

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the first day of the third Test at Edgbaston

After all the kerfuffle that surrounded England's selection for the second Test at Headingley, a degree of normality has been resumed

Andrew Miller previews the third Test at Edgbaston

South Africa's captain, Graeme Smith, has emerged as an injury concern ahead of the third Test against England

Matthew Hoggard's demise as an international cricketer has been swift and has barely provoked comment

The backdrop to Joseph O'Neill's acclaimed new novel is New York's seedy cricket subculture, where the search for meaning is deceptively infectious, if ultimately futile