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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

Pietersen and Collingwood lead England's rearguard

Kevin Pietersen and Paul Collingwood showed some belated fight for England on the fourth afternoon at the Gabba, combining brilliantly in a 153-run stand for the fourth wicket that went some way towards redressing the psychological imbalance of the first

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

Bell stands alone in England wreckage

Without question, these have been three of the most grotesquely one-sided days in Ashes history - and given the recent precedents that is quite some achievement

25-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Australia extend the humiliation

Glenn McGrath announced his return to Test cricket with the superb figures of 6 for 50, and Ricky Ponting and Justin Langer added an unbeaten stand of 113

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

The Harmison question

How Do You Solve a Problem Like Steve Harmison? England appeared lost for answers on the second day at the Gabba, after their misfiring spearhead had been treated to a second consecutive day of public chastisement

24-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Brisbane

McGrath double completes Australia's day

Glenn McGrath took two late wickets as England fell to 3 for 53 at the end of the second day at the Gabba after Australia stormed to a huge total

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

Giles content with comeback

23-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Brisbane

Ponting century powers Australia

Ricky Ponting launched his quest for Ashes vengeance with a brilliant 136-ball century, as Australia piled on the runs on the opening day of first Test at the Gabba

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

Head to head: The key Ashes battles

As both captains have said, it's time for the talking to stop. Tomorrow's eagerly anticipated first Test contains a number of head-to-heads that could prove pivotal in the destination of the Ashes. Here, Cricinfo takes a look at seven of the most importan

22-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

We can cause Australia problems - Strauss

Andrew Strauss believes it is time to "start walking and stop talking", as England and Australia enter the final straight ahead of Thursday's Ashes opener at Brisbane

21-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller in Brisbane

Bell expected to play after injury scare

Ian Bell, England's designated No. 3 batsman, is expected to be passed fit for the first Test at Brisbane tomorrow, after coming through a practice session 24 hours after being struck a painful blow on the left wrist. An ECB statement said that a final de

21-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller in Brisbane

Warne slams inclusion of Jones

Shane Warne has hit out at England's decision to recall Geraint Jones behind the stumps in place of Chris Read, and believes that Australia will be handed a huge advantage if Ashley Giles is also named in the side that takes the field at Brisbane on Thurs

20-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller in Brisbane

Can't bat, can't bowl, can't field

Once again, England have begun an Ashes tour in shambolic fashion, with a heavy defeat against the President's XI followed by Marcus Trescothick's sudden departure. It might be an omen, but equally it might not be. Here, Cricinfo examines 11 of the most e

16-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

Trescothick tires of the treadmill

A career in cricket is the ultimate life in a goldfish bowl. For six or seven hours a day, your soul is bared to all and sundry, scrutinised and analysed to an extent that is matched by no other sport

14-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Trescothick out of Ashes

Marcus Trescothick has flown home from Australia with a reoccurrence of his "stress-related illness" and will play no part in the Ashes

14-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Mr InFredible

Andrew Flintoff had waited seven years and 48 Tests for his first slice of Ashes action, and when it came it was all too brief. Scores of 0 and 3 in the 2005 series opener at Lord's were the prelude to a thumping 239-run defeat, and suddenly all of Englan

10-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

I fought the law

Former Zimbabwe batsman Mark Vermeulen's appearance in court in Harare charged with arson is not the first time that cricketers have found themselves in trouble with the law

09-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

Swinging into contention

Damien Martyn hardly ever looks ruffled. Not when arching his back leg to dissect two gullies or when sipping a freshly ordered coffee. Not even when answering his thousandth question about the 1993-94 SCG Test

08-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Coffee-table scholarship

A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when it has been sourced and selected as exquisitely as those in Boria Majumdar's superb 256-page magnum opus, The Illustrated History of Indian Cricket.

04-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Hoggard: 'It's my biggest challenge'

While England's one-day cricketers were being tonked all around the subcontinent in the ICC Champions Trophy, one key member of the Ashes squad that departs for Australia tonight was enjoying a well-earned break from the grind. In three weeks' time, Matth

03-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Animal antics

Matthew Hayden was recently bitten by a dog while out jogging, which got us thinking about animals that have been associated with cricket, in one way or another

01-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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