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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

England regain their hunger

Today a weight had been lifted off England's shoulders, and the spring in the team's step couldn't have been lighter or bouncier if this match had been played on the moon. After a lethargic 11-month period in which they had won just three Tests and no ser

08-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Comedy of errors

Andrew Miller on some of the more comical dismissals in cricket's history

08-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

Positive Strauss gunning for victory

Positivity. It's the buzzword of this Test match. Ian Bell reeked of it in his first-innings century, Faisal Iqbal and Kevin Pietersen have been bubbling over with it in their match-long slanging match, and it was the source of Monty Panesar's success in

07-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Panesar bucks the Headingley trend

It's a changed world since the Old Trafford Test last week. For those three heady days, England thought they'd found the cure for their post-Ashes blues, as Steve Harmison and Monty Panesar combined on a springboard pitch to rip the heart, spine and sever

06-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Bell speaks the right language at last

Ian Bell is the mouse that roared. The man who left The Oval last September with a desperate pair to his name is all set for a triumphant return when the final Test gets underway in a fortnight's time

05-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Pietersen ready to resume after cramps

Kevin Pietersen was adamant that he would be fit to resume his innings on the second day of the third Test between England and Pakistan at Headingley, after retiring hurt with cramp shortly after recording his fifth Test century

04-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Never kept quiet for long

Kevin Pietersen has had a quiet time of late. Ever since his appeal for England's "youngsters" to raise their game, he has been shunted unceremoniously into the background, as whippersnappers answering to the names of Cook, Bell, Strauss and Collingwood r

04-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Fletcher forced to ditch the multitaskers

Andrew Miller on the decision to drop Geraint Jones - a challenge to Duncan Fletcher's hitherto rigid orthodoxy?

31-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

The injury jinx that won't go away

Another day, another set of injury scares for both England and Pakistan's cricketers, as the jinx that has pursued the teams since they last met in December shows no sign of abating

28-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

Panesar's cool panache

Yesterday afternoon, at about 2 o'clock, a subtle shift in England's psychology took place

27-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

Flintoff's absence casts a shadow

If England's injury-jinxed cricketers are feeling a touch gloomy as they finalise their preparations for tomorrow's second Test at Old Trafford, then perhaps they should cast their minds back by precisely a year

26-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

Getting back in the ring

Andrew Miller on Justin Langer

26-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

The art of conversion

Andrew Miller on the rebirth of Mohammad Yousuf

19-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

England lack courage of convictions

It's a sign that we live in turbulent times when an overnight lead of 341 is no longer considered sufficient to ensure a side against defeat, but Test cricket has changed beyond all recognition in the last five to ten years. At least, that was the assumpt

17-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Harmison will be the key, says Woolmer

Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's coach, refused to accept that the first Test had slipped completely out of his side's reach, despite a century from England's captain, Andrew Strauss, that had established a healthy overnight lead of 341

16-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Old favourite helps Strauss find his feet

Apart from his unfortunate penchant for run-outs, Andrew Strauss can do no wrong at Lord's. A century on Test debut, a century on ODI debut, and now a century on his captaincy debut as well

16-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England toil in uneven contest

England aren't making any excuses, but today they might have been excused if they had. Try as they might, there was simply no way through against a batsman who has scored runs for fun in his nine Tests against England

15-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Bell too keen to cut and run?

They said it would take three men to fill the boots of Andrew Flintoff, and so it has come to pass

14-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Collingwood steps out of the shadows

Andrew Miller's verdict on England's first day at Lord's

13-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Iron fist in a silk glove

Wicketkeepers are a persecuted breed. Like umpires, they tend only to be noticed when they err, and increasingly both are judged on criteria that should be beyond their remit - that microscopically thin inside-edge, for instance, or in Chris Read's case,

12-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

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