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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

England seek the shoots of recovery

Paul Collingwood has been unveiled as England's new one-day captain, at the head of a new-look squad that contains two uncapped players in Warwickshire's Jonathan Trott and the Hampshire allrounder, Dmitri Mascarenhas

22-Jun-2007

Pietersen and Panesar top the class

Andrew Miller runs the rule over England's victorious Test squad against West Indies

20-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller

Monty's got mettle

The secret of Monty Panesar's success is his utter insouciance

20-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller

A crusader on and off the field

The news of Botham's knighthood is wonderfully appropriate and shamefully overdue

15-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller

'I want to be the workhorse of the team'

Darren Sammy on being St Lucia's first sportstar

14-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller

The quiet West Indian

Whether he likes it or not, Shivanrine Chanderpaul is now West Indies' main man

13-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller

Ganga praises team effort

Daren Ganga, West Indies' defeated captain, said that his team would take a huge amount of confidence out of their performance in the third Test at Old Trafford

11-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

Chanderpaul challenge brings out England's best

Relief was intermingled with jubiliation, because England realised they had come good in the stiffest test of their resolve for months

11-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

Focussed Chanderpaul increases English anxiety

England remain the favourites at Old Trafford, but after everything that has transpired over the past four days, no-one dares to take anything for granted right now

10-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

Sammy injects some West Indian joy

It will not be enough to save West Indies in this match or the series, but Darren Sammy's stunning debut performance was the fillip that the team has been crying out for all tour

09-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

Bowling in clichés proves beyond Harmison

When English bowlers run out of interesting things to say - which is often - they tend to resort to that most hackneyed of interviewee clichés: "We just tried to put the ball in the right areas." Today at Old Trafford, two of their number, Ryan Sidebottom

08-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

Edwards issues West Indian rebuttal

Michael Vaughan and Andrew Flintoff may have kissed and made up, but the denials and rebuttals continued to pour forth on the first day at Old Trafford

07-Jun-2007

Flintoff furore won't stop England

Given that this is the eve of the Old Trafford Test match, England's captain Michael Vaughan might have preferred to be concentrating on such matters as personal preparation and team selection

06-Jun-2007•Andrew Miller

Worse to follow

Sonn's death has left a power vacuum, the filling of which will raise further uncomfortable issues within a none-too-cosy set-up

29-May-2007•Andrew Miller

Spineless West Indies succumb meekly

It can only be hoped that Sarwan and Chanderpaul can be resurrected in time for Old Trafford, because their team-mates are in desperate need of some guidance

28-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Flintoff could miss third Test

Andrew Flintoff's hopes of playing in the third Test against West Indies at Old Trafford, starting on June 7, have suffered a setback after he was ruled out - on the advice of the ECB and county medical staff - of both of Lancashire's bank holiday one-day

27-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Depleted West Indies don't stand a chance

In the absence of both Shivnarine Chanderpaul and now Ramnaresh Sarwan, there seems no earthly prospect of England being denied their first Test victory of 2007

26-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Sarwan injury leaves West Indies in peril

For one captain, Michael Vaughan, it was a day of personal glory, but for his opposite number, Ramnaresh Sarwan, the emotions could not have been much further removed

25-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Vaughan savours the sweetest feeling

Michael Vaughan savours a century on his comeback to Test cricket

25-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Vaughan returns to a changed world

A preview of the second Test between England and West Indies at Headingley

24-May-2007•Andrew Miller

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