Matches (31)

SA20 (3)

BBL (3)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

Super Smash (2)

IND-W vs SL-W (1)

BPL (2)

ILT20 (1)

SEC

(9.4/20 ov) 69/3

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Schedule Table Series

121

(14.1/20 ov, T:122) 125/3

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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

Dead-pan Panesar ready for Australia

On Friday, England's Test squad sets off on the journey of a lifetime, from London to Sydney via Hong Kong, to begin their defence of the Ashes. This morning, Monty Panesar made a journey of a much more prosaic nature - from Luton to a park in Denmark Hil

31-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Baseballs, Ballrooms, and Bolshy Bindras

A look at the week that was

30-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

England end the drought

Kevin Pietersen's brutal 10th one-day fifty handed England a consolation win in their final group match of a disappointing ICC Champions Trophy, after beating the West Indies by three wickets at Ahmedabad

28-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Bindra gets bolshy over newspaper claim

The tensions that currently exist between the Indian board and other members of the cricket-playing world have been laid bare by IS Bindra, the former President of the BCCI, who has issued a scathing response to an article by the veteran Australian journa

24-Oct-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

23-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Flintoff plays down defeat

Andrew Flintoff has unsurprisingly brushed off suggestions England will now be under more pressure going into next month's Ashes series after losing to Australia in the Champions Trophy on Saturday opening stand from Ian Bell and Andrew Strauss to st

22-Oct-2006•AFP and Cricinfo staff

Martyn outclasses listless England

The pundits had been anticipating a firecracker of a contest to celebrate Diwali, but England's batsmen contrived instead to produce another damp squib, as the middle-order squandered a hugely promising opening stand from Ian Bell and Andrew Strauss to st

21-Oct-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Pure bloody-minded determination

Andrew Miller follows Ian Botham on the final leg of his 11th charity walk for battle against child cancer

19-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Three-card trick

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson on players who have taken one-day hat-tricks

17-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

A fudged statement of intent

The verdict on a woeful England by Andrew Miller

15-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

The underdog advantage

England's cricketers have landed themselves a win-win situation, by dint of their sheer awfulness in the one-day game. Nobody expects a miracle in the Champions Trophy, but a few telling blows, however fleetingly delivered, will do very nicely indeed

12-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

A green and muddy land

Andrew Miller tiptoes through the puddles and joins the England side in Dhaka

10-Oct-2006•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller in Dhaka

The world is his oyster

In the first in our series of feature profiles of each of the 20 contenders for the title of the greatest allrounder, we begin with England's colossus, Andrew Flintoff. Click the link below to view the full feature

10-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

'A very special win'

Vaughan hits back at so-called experts

05-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Another noxious whiff of scandal

The press conference at the Danubius Hotel near Lord's contained one of those JFK moments, as Malcolm Speed, the ICC chief executive, took the assembled press corps slowly and deliberately through the exchange of emails between himself, Hair and Doug Cowi

25-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

Bring the dark arts into the light

Andrew Miller argues that ball-tampering should be legalised

24-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

PCB chairman attacks Hair

Shahrayar Khan, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, has launched a scathing attack on the Australian umpire, Darrell Hair, accusing him of intransigence and insensitivity

21-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

A matter of honour, says Inzamam

Inzamam-ul-Haq has confirmed that the Pakistani stance on their forfeited Test at The Oval is a matter of honour, after the match ball was changed by umpire Darrell Hair midway through the afternoon session

21-Aug-2006•Exclusive by Andrew Miller

What a horrible mess

Of all the Pakistan series to have taken place in England since the start of the 1980s, this had been by a country mile the most harmonious. All that has changed with Darrell Hair's one decision

21-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

Mushtaq Mohammad - Inside Out

Andrew Miller reviews Mushtaq Mohammad - Inside Out

21-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

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