Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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

New magnetic wonder

Andrew Miller has this week's top performer - Matt Prior, who cracked a hundred on Test debut

22-May-2007•Andrew Miller

Sarwan looks forward with confidence

All the while that Lord's was shrouded by this afternoon's persistent drizzle, the television monitors in the press box were showing replays of a rather more classic encounter between these two sides

21-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Hoggard leaves an echoing void

All the while that Lord's was shrouded by this afternoon's persistent drizzle, the television monitors in the press box were showing replays of a rather more classic encounter between these two sides

21-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England look to the odd couple for victory

In any ordinary circumstances, you'd expect a side to canter to victory in a match where half the team registers either a hundred or a five-wicket haul

20-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Harmison a midget among minnows

This was a day that nobody had quite anticipated, as West Indies fought back from a dire position of 187 for 5 with the sort of ease and poise that would have shocked even their most ardent supporters

19-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Punishing Prior seizes his chance

Matt Prior always professed that batting was his first love. Today he demonstrated a voracious technique and a showman's love for the centre stage, to captivate a capacity Lord's crowd

18-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Cook shows the benefits of a break

The Lord's slope was not the only lop-sided aspect of the opening day of England's international season. Despite the alarming speed with which the summer has tagged along behind an interminable winter, the main man of the match so far has had a leisurely

17-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

ECB target Donald as bowling coach

The former South African fast bowler, Allan Donald, is being lined up as the England team's new bowling coach

17-May-2007•Andrew Miller

What's gone before matters no more

Two new coaches, two new captains, an entirely new environment and a change of format to boot. If ever two teams wished to draw a line under the inadequacies of their recent performances, then the first Test of the English season provides the perfect oppo

16-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Shah eager to seize second chance

Matt Prior and Owais Shah are keen to seize their chance to shine

15-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

'We want to put the World Cup behind us' - Gayle

Chris Gayle says that West Indies need to put their disastrous World Cup behind them, but he's unimpressed with the curfew

15-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Malcolm Speed apologises for light chaos at the 2007 World Cup final

But the ICC chief executive said that no match official from the final would be sacked

30-Apr-2007•Andrew Miller in Barbados

Pure ignorance of the rule book at the 2007 World Cup final

Somehow a team of four of the most experienced officials in the game, plus a former Test captain in Jeff Crowe, managed to fumble hopelessly

29-Apr-2007•Andrew Miller in Barbados

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