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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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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

All for England

More than three years since he last played a Test, Robert Key wants every road to lead back to the national side

24-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller

Money talks

In the light of Allen Stanford's massive investment in the game, we look at XI other wealthy men who have sprayed around their cash

24-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

Mac the Knife

He may not quite be the new Gilchrist yet, but he's getting there. New Zealand's wicketkeeper is now arguably the single most devastating opener in all limited-overs cricket

20-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller

Anderson seeks consistency in England comeback

James Anderson has known some dramatic peaks and troughs during his five-year England caree, and his recent tour of New Zealand provided a perfect microcosm

18-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller

Pietersen excited by Stanford's millions

The venerable Long Room at Lord's can't have seen many occasions quite like adidas's launch of the new England kit. Lights, music and catwalks blended in with priceless portraits of the ancient greats of the game, as the players paraded in their new Test,

17-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Good old-fashioned

England's recent series in New Zealand was a refreshing throwback to a more peaceful era, before money got its grubby thumbs all over the game

11-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller

Clarke fires warning to England stars

Giles Clarke, the chairman of the England & Wales Cricket Board, has risked incurring the wrath of England's centrally contracted players by effectively vetoing their participation in either of the first two editions of the IPL

07-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller

'England deserved to win' - Vettori

Daniel Vettori admitted the better team won and is worried about his side's fragile top order but thinks New Zealand have no worries on the bowling front

26-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Napier

Vaughan savours hard-fought triumph

Michael Vaughan has lauded his team-mates for England's convincing victory in Napier, one which helped them claim their first overseas series win in three years

26-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Napier

Stretched to the limit

New Zealand had their chances to take the series, but their thin resources were eventually exploited by England

26-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller

Sidebottom's transformation

England have bounced back from defeat in the opening Test in Hamilton to take their series against New Zealand with two convincing victories in Wellington and Napier

26-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller

Big, bad and better than his dad

Stuart Broad is big. He's bad. And he's better than his dad. The Barmy Army has always been an organisation for bold statements, but on this occasion they might just have a point

25-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Napier

Fleming 'only just' satisfied

By tea Stephen Fleming had achieved his first aim, the 54 runs required to nudge his career average past 40, but within minutes of the resumption, he was gone - not to a sublime piece of skill from the bowler, Monty Panesar, but to yet another wafty, half

25-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Napier

Fleming's flat farewell

Andrew Miller with the plays of the day from the fourth day of the third Test in Napier

25-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Napier

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