Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

Pietersen sounds rallying call

England's net session at the WACA today marked the start of what, in Kevin Pietersen's estimation, is "a huge, huge week" for the team

12-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Perth

Harmison must play - Stewart

England's former captain and wicketkeeper, Alec Stewart, believes that Steve Harmison has to be picked for Thursday's crucial Test at the WACA despite concerns about his form, because he is a proven matchwinner, and winning the match is what England have

11-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Perth

'I need a free spirit sort of attitude' - Symonds

Andrew Symonds doesn't look like the sort of character to suffer from insecurity

11-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Perth

Lillee blames England's preparation

Australia's legendary fast bowler, Dennis Lillee, has criticised England's administrators and believes that a lack of preparation has undermined what ought to have been another close-run Ashes contest

11-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Perth

Strauss satisfied with draw

Andrew Strauss was satisfied with England's efforts after a useful two-day work-out against Western Australia at Perth

10-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Perth

England find form in drawn warm-up

Alastair Cook scored his first century of the tour and Andrew Strauss made 88, as England's openers enjoyed some valuable time in the middle ahead of Thursday's crucial third Test

10-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Perth

Silent Vaughan continues to lurk, but why?

What on earth is Michael Vaughan doing in this England team? That was the question that everyone was asking at the end of an inconclusive day at the WACA, but it was one that Vaughan himself was not permitted to answer

09-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller

Harmison still a concern for England

James Anderson pressed his case to be retained in the Test team with a quality spell of bowling and Monty Panesar starred with the ball and in the field as England enjoyed a useful work-out against Western Australia at Perth

09-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Perth

Voges looks over his shoulder for call-up

On a day of shocks for Australian cricket the selectors produced two more by picking Andrew Symonds and Adam Voges in the 13-man squad for the third Test

08-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller

Panesar: 'I'm itching to go'

Monty Panesar has told Cricinfo that he is "raring to go" and is "itching to bowl" as speculation grows that he will be picked for next week's third Test at Perth.

07-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Perth

Panesar's chance to win over doubters

Andrew Miller previews the match between a CA Chairman's XI and an England XI at Lilac Hill ... an inconvenient interruption in a week when the squad would like nothing better than to sink into a uranium mine and hide

07-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Perth

Defiant Fletcher blames batsmen

Duncan Fletcher was in a defiant mood on the morning after England's disastrous defeat in the second Test at Adelaide, insisting that England's batsmen were to blame for the collapse of their Ashes prospects, and not the defensive team selection that had

06-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Adelaide

The Ever-Ready Bunny

Matthew Hoggard toiled for 42 overs in the first innings, uphill and into the wind for the most part, for the heroic figures of 7 for 109

06-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller

Flintoff shocked after collapse

Andrew Flintoff has admitted that a single hour of madness on the final morning at Adelaide cost his side a share of the second Test at Adelaide

05-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Warne and Hussey sink England

Australia have won the second Test at Adelaide and taken a 2-0 lead in the Ashes, after Shane Warne bounced back to form on a sensational final day to spark a dramatic England collapse

05-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Heading for a draw but certainly no bore

England's first objective of this match is almost in the bag. After that chastening series opener at Brisbane, Matthew Hoggard hedged his bets on the eve of the second Test and said that it was important "not to lose"

04-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Coach praises Hoggard and Harmison

Duncan Fletcher believes that England's maverick strike bowler, Steve Harmison, has turned a corner in the second Test after his wayward display last week

04-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Fletcher calms Flintoff injury concern

Duncan Fletcher has allayed fears about the fitness of England's captain, Andrew Flintoff, who bowled just four overs on the fourth morning at Adelaide

04-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Ever-ready Hoggard keeps England honest

Matthew Hoggard was tired but satisfied with a hard day's toil, as England's bowlers built on the best efforts of their batsmen in the second Test at Adelaide

03-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Ponting leads Australian fightback

Ricky Ponting etched another notch in the history books by becoming the most prolific Australian century-maker of all time, as he led his country's fightback on the third afternoon at Adelaide.

03-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

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