Andrew Miller

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Vaughan's Twenty20 reputation tumbles

Plays of the day from the fourth day of the first Test at Lord's

18-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Test cricket needs to lighten up

Spectators were left watching an empty playing field at Lord's as players constantly took the light, which isn't doing the game any favours

16-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Aggressive Sidebottom raises his game

Ryan Sidebottom was probably being a bit hard on himself when he announced that he was 'bitterly disappointed' with his wicketless performance on the first day of the Lord's Test against New Zealand

16-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Light on entertainment

Plays of the day from the second day of the first Test at Lord's

16-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Bittersweet McCullum transfers his talents

Rare is the cricketer who could be described as playing within himself for a run-a-ball 97, and yet, there's no denying the watchfulness that McCullum displayed for large tracts of his innings

15-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Nervous nineties and a doomed debut

Plays of the day from the opening day of the first Test at Lord's

15-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Broad ready to live up to expectations

Writing in The Guardian, England's former coach, Duncan Fletcher, has identified the man he believes will be central to England's fortunes in the coming weeks and months. It's Stuart Broad

15-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Deference disguises Kiwi resolve

England would dearly love for this series to mark the beginning of a turnaround for them. As for New Zealand, they love nothing better than to be written off

14-May-2008

Martin revels in underdog role

To judge by the way the pundits have been talking, England's series against New Zealand is already in the bag but according to Chris Martin, the man who'll lead their attack at Lord's on Thursday, such barbs are only going to spur them on

13-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Moores: Flintoff would have played

Andrew Flintoff would have been thrust straight back into the England team for Thursday's first Test against New Zealand, had an untimely side strain not ruled him out of selection for the first two matches of the summer

13-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Strauss's journey comes full circle

It seems hard to recall right now, but there was a time barely two months ago when Andrew Strauss's Test career was hanging by the slenderest of threads However, he is aware that the injury c

12-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Collingwood fit after cortisone injection

Paul Collingwood will take the field at Lord's on Thursday for his 30th consecutive Test appearance, after reporting no ill-effects from the cortisone injection that he received in his right shoulder on Friday night. However, he is aware that the injury c

12-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Vettori and McCullum prepare for tempo change

From the heat, noise and chaos of Delhi to the bucolic tranquillity of rural Essex in less than 24 hours. Few journeys better encapsulate the changing face of world cricket than that of the New Zealand captain, Daniel Vettori

01-May-2008•Andrew Miller in Colchester

How happy with curtailed workout

No play was possible on the final day of New Zealand's three-day warm-up against Kent at Canterbury, after heavy overnight rain had left the outfield saturated

30-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Marshall sets sights on Lord's return

It was an unsatisfactory day for New Zealand's batsmen at Canterbury, as heavy rain delayed the start of play and hastened the finish, and allowed only 38.2 overs in between whiles. But for their not-out No. 3, James Marshall, humble beginnings will do ju

29-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

How and Marshall find form for Kiwis

Jamie How and James Marshall helped themselves to some important time in the middle as New Zealand reached 76 for 1 by tea on a rain-interrupted second day against Kent

29-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Key gives Kiwis a dose of deja vu

Cricketers are superstitious creatures, and so when good omens come along they tend to be grabbed with both hands

28-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Key and Tredwell make Kiwis toil

If the venue is Canterbury, and there's a touring side in town, you can bet your life that Robert Key will be there to ensure that their stay is as uncomfortable as possible

28-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Factionalism out of control

Malcolm Speed's ousting as the ICC's CEO is an open admission of the hypocrisy, factionalism and naked politicking that has paralysed the game's governing body

25-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller

Distracted Kiwis touch down for tour

In body, if not in spirit, New Zealand's cricketers last night arrived in England for the start of their three-Test series

24-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

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