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Andrew Miller

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Afghans on parade at Sandhurst

Afghanistan's cricketers made it two wins out of two on their historic maiden tour of England, as they eased to a seven-wicket victory over the Officer Cadets of the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst

15-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Indifferent England are fooling no-one

Welcome to a vision of the not-too-distant future. In a little under nine months' time, the ninth cricket World Cup will be getting underway in the Caribbean, and on today's evidence it promises to be an event of unrelenting tedium

13-Jun-2006•The Verdict by Andrew Miller

Sri Lanka defy the doomsayers

Andrew Miller gives the Sri Lanka team marks out of ten following the Test series against England

07-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

A series of missed opportunities

Andrew Miller gives the England and Sri Lanka players marks out of ten following the drawn series

07-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Murali exploits the arrogance

All too often, English cricket is too quick to puff up its own importance, and since last summer, that truth has probably been more apparent than ever. But the fact remains that, while England may struggle to raise their game to the heights they reserved

06-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

'It feels like a series win' - Jayawardene

Sri Lanka's captain, Mahela Jayawardene, said that Sri Lanka's drawn series felt more like a win after the manner in which they surged to victory in the third Test at Trent Bridge, and he called on his young team to treat the result as a springboard for f

05-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Murali exploits the arrogance

05-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Jayawardene summons the spirit of defiance

Trent Bridge has a curious effect on visiting international captains. It was on this ground last summer that Ricky Ponting's air of insouciance finally evaporated, as he ranted and raved at anyone within earshot after being run out by Gary Pratt. Today, M

05-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Jayawardene summons the spirit of defiance

04-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Moody: 'Our batsmen are overdue'

Sri Lanka's coach, Tom Moody, was full of praise for his team after a superb performance on the second day at Trent Bridge

03-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Attritional but essential

At present, concentration is a commodity in short supply for England. They let Sri Lanka off the hook through their fielding lapses at Lord's, and today it was the turn of the batsmen to drop their guard

03-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

Swinging onto centre stage

At the age of 31, and with the frustration of being England's nearly-man for best part of two years, Jon Lewis is long enough in the tooth to take anything in his stride these days

02-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

England stand-ins take the final stand

England returned to winning ways at Edgbaston this week and now fully expect to seal the series when the final Test gets underway at Trent Bridge tomorrow morning

01-Jun-2006•Andrew Miller

A 21st century entertainer

Andrew Miller looks at Kevin Pietersen, Cricinfo's top performer of the week

31-May-2006•Andrew Miller

Plunkett and Mahmood fight it out

Daniel Brigham examines the value of England's two reserve pacemen, Liam Plunkett and Sajid Mahmood, who are fighting for one spot in the team

25-May-2006•Daniel Brigham at Edgbaston

Monty's lapses are no laughing matter

Andrew Miller's verdict from the opening day of the second Test at Edgbaston

25-May-2006•Andrew Miller

All eyes on the heavens

Sanath Jayasuriya has been left out of Sri Lanka's 12-man squad for the second Test at Edgbaston but Lasith Malinga, the pace bowler, is included

24-May-2006•Andrew Miller

The next Adam Gilchrist

Andrew Miller looks at Phil Jaques, Cricinfo's top performer of the week

24-May-2006•Andrew Miller

Penney bemused by England drops

Sri Lanka's assistant coach, Trevor Penney, believes a lapse of concentration was to blame for the spate of dropped catches that cost England victory in the first Test at Lord's

17-May-2006•Andrew Miller

Jayawardene: 'We had nothing to lose'

Mahela Jayawardene admitted that his team's achievement was beginning to sink in, as he reflected on their remarkable backs-to-the-wall draw in the first Test against England at Lord's

17-May-2006•Andrew Miller

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