Matches (35)

IND-A vs SA-A (1)

WBBL (3)

NZ vs WI (1)

Ranji Trophy (19)

Hong Kong Sixes (9)

PAK vs SA (1)

AUS vs IND (1)

IND-A

255 & 382/7d

SA-A

(40.2 ov, T:417) 221 & 148/0

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Schedule Report Series

ST-W

(6.4/20 ov) 57/2

HH-W

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Schedule Table Series

Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

Ashes to Zombies and everything in between

Cricinfo runs through the A-Z of 2006

03-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller

Hussey and Symonds keep England at bay

England's bowlers did their level best to atone for another underwhelming batting display, reducing Australia to 4 for 155 in reply to 291

02-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller at Sydney

Bell philosophical at missed opportunity

Ian Bell made his fourth half-century in nine innings this series, but once again failed to go on to a hundred, as England were made to struggle for their runs on the first day of the fifth Test at Sydney. He fell for 71 to Glenn McGrath, as England reach

02-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller at Sydney

McGrath keeps his emotions in check

He's been largely anonymous for significant swathes of this Test series, but Glenn McGrath, like the cold-blooded crusher that he is, has struck the big blows at moments when others might have let their emotions run away with them

02-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller at Sydney

Dalrymple in line for Test debut

Middlesex's offspinning allrounder, Jamie Dalrymple, is in line for an Ashes debut at Sydney tomorrow, as England seek to avert their first Ashes whitewash for 86 years

01-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller in Sydney

Pietersen hits back at loner claims

Kevin Pietersen has hit back at suggestions from Australia's coach, John Buchanan, that he is not a team player, insisting that the war of words that has erupted since the end of the Melbourne Test is all part of the Aussies' psychological ploy

31-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller

Flintoff still full of cliches

England's captain, Andrew Flintoff, is running out of ways to express his disappointment on this tour. Another day, another defeat, another round of hollow insistences that his team is still full of "character" and "pride"

28-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Melbourne

Ashes to Ashes, dust to dust

Andrew Miller reviews England's year in 2006

28-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller

England routed inside three days

England have long insisted "there's a lot of heart and pride in our dressing-room". Unfortunately, nothing of the sort transferred itself to the middle on the third day at Melbourne

27-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Melbourne

Hoggard laughs at loss of plot

England's cunning plan was imparted to all of Australia's listeners on ABC Radio, after a copy of their laminated, colour-co-ordinated bowling chart was lifted from the dressing-room and leaked to the Australian media

27-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Melbourne

Hayden and Symonds punish England

In the space of two sessions on the second day at Melbourne, the most closely fought contest of the summer was transformed into the stage for the biggest rout yet, as Matthew Hayden and Andrew Symonds flogged the final vestiges of resistance out of Englan

26-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Melbourne

Pietersen's position makes no sense

Kevin Pietersen is not the type of chap who likes to appear foolish, but increasingly in this series he is being made to look it. Not through any apparent fault of his own, I hasten to add, (the odd ill-advised sweep shot notwithstanding) but by proxy

26-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Melbourne

Warne routs England again

Shane Warne grabbed his 700th Test wicket in front of his adoring Melbourne public to send England's innings into freefall on the opening day of the fourth Test at the MCG

25-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Melbourne

Flintoff focussed despite festivities

23-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Melbourne

'Were these highs or miracles?'

When asked today about his career highs and lows, Glenn McGrath reeled off a very specific, and diverse, list of moments

23-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Melbourne

McGrath's downbeat departure

Glenn McGrath's press conference to announce his retirement after the forthcoming World Cup was a low-key affair writes Andrew Miller

23-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Melbourne

Vaughan denies Ashes disruption

Only in England could news of a great captain's international comeback be viewed with such a jaundiced eye, but such has been the controversy over Michael Vaughan's role in England's doomed Ashes campaign that his return to the one-day squad for next mont

22-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Melbourne

Harmison retires from one-day cricket

Steve Harmison, whose woeful form in the recent ICC Champions Trophy was a continuation of his desperate downward trend in limited-overs cricket, has announced his immediate retirement from ODIs

21-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Melbourne

The Pied Piper departs

Up until the 11th minute of the 11th hour, it was still possible to believe this was all an elaborate hoax

21-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller

Fletcher's position to be reviewed after World Cup

Duncan Fletcher's position as England coach will be reviewed after the World Cup according to David Collier, the ECB's chief executive

18-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Perth

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