Andrew Miller

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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

Captain calm shines on serenely

Andrew Miller looks at Mahela Jayawardene, Cricinfo's top performer of the week

17-May-2006•Andrew Miller

Flintoff upbeat despite spilled opportunities

Andrew Flintoff admitted that England's lapses in the field had made the difference, as Sri Lanka batted out the last two-and-a-half days to secure a remarkable draw in the first Test at Lord's

15-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Jayawardene proves his critics wrong

Sri Lanka's captain, Mahela Jayawardene, praised the performance of his young team and said that their efforts ranked up there with the best, as the first Test at Lord's was saved through a brilliant rearguard action

15-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

English armour dented by Sri Lankan pride

England had only themselves to blame, as Sri Lanka pulled off one of the most spectacular escapes of all time, says Andrew Miller

15-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Jayawardene finds his home from home

Mahela Jayawardene is not one of nature's most domineering cricketers. Quiet, polite and unassuming

14-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England drop the baton as Sri Lanka rally

In his 52-match, 202-wicket career, Matthew Hoggard has scarcely looked as enraged as he did when Andrew Strauss at third slip spilled a regulation chance off Mahela Jayawardene

14-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Hoggard's content with life in the slower lane

The moment when it came was typical Hoggard. Flat on his back and chuckling merrily to himself, the tenth England cricketer to bag 200 Test wickets was a picture of modest contentment

13-May-2006•Andrew Miller

Sangakkara prays for a great escape

Kumar Sangakkara, Sri Lanka's vice-captain and top-scorer, admitted that his side were still braced for a hefty defeat in the first Test at Lord's

13-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Lord's acclaims the cult of Panesar

At 3.33pm, with an over to go until tea, England's fans and fielders were beginning to drift into an afternoon ennui. Sri Lanka's batsmen had got to grips with the conditions, and their rearguard was set to carry on for another day

13-May-2006•Andrew Miller

Mahmood makes his mark in seamer's paradise

Ever since the English season was extended to incorporate Tests in May, Lord's has been the scene of an inordinate number of slaughters

12-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

New model Kevin takes the straight approach

Two Tests in London, two innings of 158, eight months and a thousand stories between them. There was a neat and inevitable symmetry to Kevin Pietersen's homecoming innings at Lord's today

12-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Trescothick: 'It was time to move on'

Marcus Trescothick returned to the England fold as if he had never been away, rattling along to his 14th Test hundred and his second at Lord's

11-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England disperse the clouds of winter

Marcus Trescothick returned to Test cricket with 106 and Alastair Cook struck 89 as England reached a commanding 318 for 3 on the first day against Sri Lanka at Lord's

11-May-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Flintoff looks to England's future

Distractions come in all shapes and sizes, as both England and Sri Lanka have been discovering on the eve of the first Test at Lord's

10-May-2006•Andrew Miller

As inevitable as the rising sun

Andrew Miller looks at Mark Ramprakash, Cricinfo's top performer of the week

10-May-2006•Andrew Miller

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