Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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Collingwood's men confound expectations

England's achievement in Sri Lanka over the past two weeks has been noteworthy in the extreme

10-Oct-2007•Andrew Miller

Fletcher's sprat, Moores's whopper

Graeme Swann's long road to redemption

09-Oct-2007•Andrew Miller

Fifty more reasons to embrace change

The 50-over game falls comprehensively between two stools, and is becoming fast irrelevant

01-Oct-2007

Clarke's zero-tolerance message to England players

Giles Clarke, the soon-to-be-endorsed chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, has put discipline - both financial and personal - high on his list of priorities, as he sets out the stall for his time at the helm of English cricket

26-Sep-2007•Andrew Miller

Why 50-over cricket must go

Andrew Miller calls for the abolition of 50-over cricket

25-Sep-2007

An awful reminder of awfulness

A review of The Official 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup Review DVD

22-Sep-2007•Andrew Miller

Pakistan cruise to six-wicket win

New Zealand's least-favourite claim to fame is their status as cricket's most reliable semi-finalists, and that pattern was repeated in the inaugural ICC World Twenty20

22-Sep-2007•Andrew Miller

South Africa stifle feeble England

South Africa's bowlers, inspired by an exemplary spell from Shaun Pollock and lifted by the controversial run-out of Kevin Pietersen, throttled England's overawed batsmen under the floodlights

16-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Australia rout feeble England

Australia's bowlers bounced back from their humiliation against Zimbabwe on Wednesday night, restricting England to an uncomfortable total of 135

14-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Big hitter takes the big stage

Dimitri Mascarenhas can bash 'em with the best of them. And now he's got the perfect stage to do it on

11-Sep-2007•Andrew Miller

The decision, not the official

The Peter Hartley incident from the sixth ODI has shown that umpires need to set aside their egos and accept the increasing role of technology in decisions

08-Sep-2007

Familiarity breeds competence

England have the first-mover advantage when it comes to the Twenty20 format, says Andrew Miller

05-Sep-2007•Andrew Miller

Big hair and big hits

Cricinfo casts an eye over the highlights of Twenty20 internationals to date

29-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller

England's old-school anchorman

Ian Bell has burst forth from the margins to assume the role of England's tempo-setter

29-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller

Ian Chappell slams Prior's glovework

Ian Chappell, the former Australian captain, has delivered a withering verdict on the standard of English wicketkeeping, and believes that England will never regain the Ashes so long as men of the standard of Matt Prior and Geraint Jones are selected in t

15-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller

Pietersen stands alone in fragile batting performance

Andrew Miller's report card on England's individual performances in the three-Test series

14-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller

The road to redemption

Defeated but not disgraced was Michael Vaughan's verdict, as England's proud six-year home record was finally brought to an end. England were, by their captain's admission, the lesser side over the space of the three Tests

14-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller

A disappointment but few regrets

Michael Vaughan had to suffer his first home series loss as captain but admitted that his side lost to a better team

13-Aug-2007

A team performance to rank with the best

The Oval may be a mighty ground for finishes, with 13 positive results in 17 matches since 1990, but it is the inconclusive fixtures that have caused the most flutters in recent years

13-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

An attack of nerves

India suffered a day of pent-up anxiety

12-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

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