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ZIM T20 Tri-Series (1)

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Women's One-Day Cup (4)

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Andrew Miller

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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

Veteran Harmison ready to stand alone

And then there was one. England's four-pronged pace quartet, the same awesome foursome that briefly threatened to rule the world last summer, has dwindled away almost to vanishing point

11-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Random acts of violence

As Zinedine Zidane so memorably demonstrated in Sunday's football World Cup final, tempers can fray rather easily in the world of competitive sport. With that in mind, Cricinfo presents eleven instances when emotions spilled over into something more drama

11-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

England get their excuses ready

If England's Ashes triumph in 2005 was a masterpiece of forward planning allied to extreme good fortune, then the return series in Australia is developing into the complete mirror-image

06-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

Key clicks for England A

The England captaincy is a hot potato at present, with the selectors frantically juggling their options until such time as Michael Vaughan's knee comes back to life. Away from the spotlight at Canterbury, however, Robert Key was demonstrating that leaders

06-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

The Caribbean's massive undertaking for the 2007 World Cup

Will the region be ready to host 100,000 cricket fans in seven months?

05-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

Call the medics

Injuries are all the vogue for England's cricketers at present. If it's not Michael Vaughan's knee, it's Ashley Giles's hip or even Ed Joyce's ankle. Here, Cricinfo charts a selection of players whose medical bulletins have been known to overtake the onfi

27-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

One final fling

Top Performer

24-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

The need for speed

Essex fast-bowling coach Ian Pont tries to make Andrew Miller and Jenny Thompson bowl faster

23-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller and Jenny Thompson

Bangladesh achieve victory at last

Bangladesh have won their first international fixture since achieving Test status, after inching to an eight-run victory over Zimbabwe in a thrilling finish at Harare

22-Jun-2006•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

One final fling

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21-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Great opening acts

Saturday's first one-day international between England and Sri Lanka passed in a blur of indifference, as most of the home audience was transfixed by the latest round of football World Cup matches. But it hasn't always been thus

19-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Sri Lanka edge a last-ball thriller

Sri Lanka kept their cool under the lights to secure a thrilling two-run victory off the last ball of the Twenty20 international at The Rose Bowl

15-Jun-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

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