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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

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

Pietersen and Collingwood share the limelight

It could only happen to a man like Paul Collingwood. On the greatest day of his career - arguably even his life - he still found himself being overshadowed by his batting partner, Kevin Pietersen, as the pair fronted up to the media following their 310-ru

02-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Australia's giants drop to their knees

Andrew Miller's verdict on the 2nd day of the 2nd Test between Australia and England at Adelaide

02-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

A bar-brawl, not a breeze

Andrew Miller on Paul Collingwood's 98 not out

01-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Collingwood and Pietersen make it England's day

England's batsmen produced a day of dogged defiance to haul themselves into a promising position by stumps on the first day of the second Test at Adelaide

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

It's Edgbaston all over again

For 24 more hours at least, the parallels remain. By tomorrow evening, we should have a better idea of how "Ashes: The Sequel" is panning out

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Warne looks for extra turn

On Tuesday, England's most valuable bowler underwent an emergency tutorial behind closed doors at the Adelaide Oval, in a desperate bid to rectify his wonky action. Two days later, Australia's main man did exactly the same, with one subtle difference

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

McGrath no certainty with heel injury

Australia are sweating on the fitness of Glenn McGrath ahead of tomorrow's second Test against England at Adelaide

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Vaughan ducks out on return

Michael Vaughan was dismissed for a seven-ball duck on his return to action for the England Academy side against Western Australia 2nd XI in Perth

29-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Injury scare for McGrath

Glenn McGrath has emerged as an injury worry for Australia ahead of Friday's second Test after he was excused from bowling during the team practice session at the Adelaide Oval

29-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller in Adelaide

Form and venue favour Australia

Matthew Hoggard and Matthew Hayden look ahead to the Adelaide Test

29-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Harmison in race against time

Steve Harmison's quest for Ashes form continued with a one-on-one session with Kevin Shine, England's bowling coach, as the team arrived in Adelaide ahead of Friday's second Test against Australia

28-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller in Adelaide

Normality restored

The hype has been dissipated and normality has been restored. The Poms are Down Under and they are getting pummelled, just as they have been in every series in Australia for the past 20 years.

27-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Brisbane

Australia surge to 277-run victory

England's slim chances of saving the Brisbane Test effectively ended after four balls when Kevin Pietersen flicked Brett Lee to Damien Martyn at short midwicket

26-Nov-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Brisbane

Philosophical Collingwood proud of England's fight

Paul Collingwood praised the character of his team after a day in which they finally got stuck into the Australians

26-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Brisbane

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