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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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The shop-floor steward

He may be England's leading bowler, and sixth on the country's all-time list, but as always, Matthew Hoggard is gloomy about his prospects of keeping his place in the side

03-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller

Ambrose ready for the limelight

Tim Ambrose prepares for his Test debut as England's latest wicketkeeper and isn't showing many nerves

02-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Hamilton

Tour-match ton puts Strauss back on track

Andrew Strauss showed what England had been missing during his brief exile from the Test side, by batting for a shade over four hours in Dunedin to record his first century in English colours since August 2006

01-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Dunedin

Strauss and Bell find form for England

Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell lifted the spirits on a chilly day in Dunedin, recording a century apiece to put a gloss on England's final preparations ahead of next week's first Test in Hamilton

29-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Dunedin

Side strain forces Tremlett home

Chris Tremlett will take no further part in England's tour of New Zealand and is due to fly home at the end of the current warm-up match in Dunedin, after succumbing to a recurrence of a side strain

29-Feb-2008•Andrew Miller in Dunedin

Harmison gets his groove back

On a day when Steve Harmison produced his first five-wicket haul of the New Zealand tour, the good vibes were more clearly visible than usual

29-Feb-2008•Andrew Miller in Dunedin

Strauss and Harmison lift England spirits

England wiped off their first-innings deficit of 140, and led by 15 runs with seven wickets standing, with Strauss still at the crease on 55 not out

28-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Dunedin

England ponder their options

After a tough opening day, England's coach Peter Moores has to ponder whether to include Andrew Strauss and Steve Harmison in the Test XI

28-Feb-2008•Andrew Miller in Dunedin

England made to toil in warm-up

England's cricketers were given a rude awakening on the opening day of their final warm-up match against a New Zealand Select XI, when they were bowled out for a mere 131

27-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Dunedin

McCullum steers New Zealand home

Brendon McCullum's superlative 77 from 43 balls ensured that New Zealand finished their five-match one-day series against England as they had begun it; with a thumpingly impressive victory

23-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England salvage incredible tie

Jamie How produced the innings of his life to guide New Zealand to within a single blow of victory in the fourth ODI at Napier, but in the end his 139 from 116 balls was trumped by six balls of nerveless discipline from England's rawest recruit, Luke Wrig

19-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Collingwood restores England's pride

England's chastised cricketers demonstrated a new-found resolve in the third ODI against New Zealand at Auckland, and hauled themselves back into contention in the series with a hard-earned but ultimately comfortable six-wicket victory

15-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Duped by their own naivety

It's been a traumatic few days in the land of the long white cloud. England are all too accustomed to under-estimating the threat posed by New Zealand, but rarely have they been ambushed quite like they have in the first two ODIs

12-Feb-2008•Andrew Miller

Mascarenhas sets up England victory

Dimitri Mascarenhas pummelled Jeetan Patel for four consecutive sixes in an over, to set England on their way to a comfortable 32-run victory in the first Twenty20 at Auckland

05-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Opening a Pandora's Box

With the Indian Premier League, the BCCI has found the means to shape cricket in its own image. Will its almost certain success lead to a revolution in cricket, where club holds sway over country?

02-Feb-2008•Andrew Miller

de Villiers steers South Africa to five-wicket win

South Africa cruised to a fourth straight victory in their one-day series against West Indies, thanks to a blistering 37-ball fifty from their captain, Graeme Smith, and a coolly compiled 77 from 86 balls from AB de Villiers

01-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Monty's dip

After being hailed as English spin's saviour, Panesar has had a less-than-miraculous sophomore term. Sure the talent is still there, but he needs to get his self-belief back, and get out of his shell some

25-Jan-2008•Andrew Miller

They also played cricket

Cricinfo looks at 11 other cricketers - notable and not-so-notable - who have tried their luck in front of the cameras

17-Jan-2008•Andrew Miller

Steyn seals South Africa's series

South Africa overcame the stout resistance of Marlon Samuels, who made his second Test century, to wrap up a comfortable innings-and-100-run victory on the third day at Durban

12-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Bucknor's blackballing bodes badly

What will the dumping of umpire Steve Bucknor mean for attracting umpires in the future?

09-Jan-2008

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