Andrew Miller

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Further delay over Vaughan injury

Michael Vaughan could discover within the next few hours whether his tour of Pakistan is over

08-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

England's problems mount with six-wicket defeat

England slumped to an embarrassing six-wicket defeat, shortly before tea on the third and final day at Bagh-e-Jinnah

08-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

A nice cup of tea and a sit-down

Andrew Miller's Pakistan diary for the week ending November 13

08-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Vaughan chances 'slim' for Multan Test

Dr Peter Gregory, the ECB's chief medical officer, has conceded that Michael Vaughan's chances of playing in the first Test against Pakistan, starting on Saturday, are 'slim'

07-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Vaughan knee injury adds to England's worries

England's preparations for next week's first Test at Multan took one step forward but two steps back on the second day of their first-class warm-up against Pakistan A after Michael Vaughan suffered a knee injury

07-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Strauss insists there is no need to panic

Andrew Strauss insisted that it was not "panic stations", as England's batting flopped dramatically for the third innings in succession

06-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller in Lahore

England crumble again

England crumbled to 126 all out before reducing Pakistan A to 127 for 8 at the close on the first day at Bagh-e-Jinnah

06-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Lahore

Fletcher defends fielding tactic

Duncan Fletcher has backed the controversial fielding tactics employed by Michael Vaughan

05-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Fletcher warns Pietersen to keep eye on the ball

Duncan Fletcher has warned Kevin Pietersen to keep concentrating on his batting

05-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Collingwood on verge of Test spot

Paul Collingwood is set to add to his tally of three Test caps after being pencilled in for the No. 5 spot in England's last warm-up match

05-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller in Lahore

England's answer to the 'mystery-spinner'

First and foremost, however, Giles is here as a bowler, and potentially, a series-winning one as well

05-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Harmison will perform any role

Steve Harmison says be will play whichever role is required during the Test series against Pakistan

04-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller in Lahore

Flintoff ready to get back to cricket

Andrew Flintoff arrived in Pakistan to join up with his team-mates ahead of the first Test

03-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller in Lahore

Vaughan - England batsmen will come good

Michael Vaughan refused to read too much into a peculiar three days at Rawalpindi, and insisted that his team would come good when it really matters, when the first Test begins at Multan in ten days' time

02-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller in Rawalpindi

England collapse again

England might have assumed that things would only get better after their first-innings collapse of 60 for 6, but they were left sorely disillusioned at the close of the second day at Rawalpindi

02-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Rawalpindi

Maynard backs under-performing batsmen

Matthew Maynard, England's assistant coach, refused to get carried away after England's second top-order collapse of the match, and instead put England's struggles down to a touch of early-tour rustiness

01-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Sarfraz - 'I think Pakistan will struggle'

Sarfraz Nawaz, Pakistan's former Test opening bowler, has tipped England for victory in the forthcoming three-Test series, which gets underway at Multan on November 12, and has accused Pakistan's selectors of relying too heavily on ageing players with fad

01-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Giles and Plunkett bowl England to remarkable victory

Ashley Giles and Liam Plunkett dug England out of a great big hole on the final day at Rawalpindi, grabbing four wickets apiece to seal a nervy 52-run victory

01-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Rawalpindi

The perfect settings for a cricket match

Andrew Miller's Pakistan diary for the week ending November 6

31-Oct-2005•Andrew Miller

Trescothick rescues woeful England

A fighting hundred from Marcus Trescothick rescued England after they had been reduced to 60 for 6 by a PCB Patron's XI at Rawalpindi

31-Oct-2005•Andrew Miller in Rawalpindi

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