Matches (27)

BAN vs IRE (1)

WBBL (2)

Sheffield Shield (3)

PAK vs SL (1)

Ranji Trophy (19)

NZ vs WI (1)

IRE

(14.5 ov) 63/1

BAN

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Schedule Report Series

ST-W

(10.5/20 ov) 74/2

MR-W

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Schedule Table Series

Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

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

When even self-interest fails to stimulate

For professional batsmen the idea of batting for three days in perfect sun-blessed conditions should not really have been the chore that England's top order made it out to be today

11-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Awaiting the last rites

A rare home series defeat - England's first since 2001 - is signed, sealed and three days from delivery, after an Indian batting performance of rare and ruthless uniformity

10-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

An unlikely centurion and a strained Sidebottom

Andrew Miller recaps the plays of the day from day two at The Oval

10-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

The unsung winner

Ashley Giles wrung every last drop out of the limited talent he had

10-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller

Adjusting the sights

It wasn't just a good toss to win, it was a crucial toss to win. The baked-bare strip of The Oval was quite daunting and the opportunity was there for India's batsmen to grind England into submission

09-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Time for Vaughan to inspire another fightback

In Michael Vaughan's tenure as captain, England have lost just seven matches out of 38, but on each and every occasion he has bounced back with a victory in his very next game

08-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

A fitting finale awaits

After all the furore that surrounded the teams' behaviour in the second Test at Trent Bridge, the series heads to The Oval for the final match with India needing only a draw to take the series

08-Aug-2007•The Preview by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Strauss strives to end barren spell

Andrew Strauss seeks a return to form ahead of the third Test against India at The Oval

07-Aug-2007•Andrew Miller at The Oval

England exploit their edge in experience

Barely four years after its inception in the summer of 2003, Twenty20 cricket has its very own World Championship. And once again, it is England that has hogged most of the experience on offer

06-Aug-2007

Candy upstages cricket

India's fifth victory in 75 years of Test cricket in England has been overshadowed because of England's jelly-bean prank

31-Jul-2007

A Vaughan masterclass in vain

Not even the most sumptuous innings of the year could rescue England's lost cause

30-Jul-2007

England happy to talk while they toil

England cricketers looked more interested in winning the war of words than the match itself against India at Trent Bridge

29-Jul-2007

Mostly tentative, Tendulkar still thrills

After India's depressing denouement at the World Cup, there may yet be a glorious finale in prospect for an extraordinary generation

28-Jul-2007•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

One step forward, two steps backward

It's not too often that both captains admit to wanting to bowl first in a Test, but India - having learned their lessons from a wayward first 90 minutes at Lord's - were in the mood and form to capitalise on the conditions

27-Jul-2007•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

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