Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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Fear is England's biggest foe

Fear is England's biggest foe

Andrew Miller's verdict on the third day at Lord's

22-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Clarke's class gives Australia the edge

Clarke's class gives Australia the edge

Damien Martyn and Michael Clarke made a brilliant partnership of 155 in 34.3 overs

22-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Five-star McGrath stuns England

Glenn McGrath needed just five balls of the final session to haul Australia right back into contention in the first Test at Lord's

21-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Plucking the golden goose

Plucking the golden goose

Schedule to be expanded for the next season

21-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

And so it begins

And so it begins

The words become deeds, and not before time

20-Jul-2005•The Preview by Andrew Miller

'I've been making my way as a relative unknown'

'I've been making my way as a relative unknown'

Simon Katich talks to Cricinfo as he prepares to face England in the Ashes

20-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Browne and Bradshaw steal a thriller

Browne and Bradshaw steal a thriller

The West Indies tail pulled off a remarkable victory in the gloom at The Oval, with Courtney Browne and Ian Bradshaw snatching a win from under England's noses with a record ninth wicket partnership of 71

19-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Browne and Bradshaw steal a thriller

Browne and Bradshaw steal a thriller

The West Indies tail pulled off a remarkable victory in the gloom at The Oval, with Courtney Browne and Ian Bradshaw snatching a win from under England's noses with a record ninth wicket partnership of 71

19-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Warne ready to let his cricket do the talking

Warne ready to let his cricket do the talking

Even by Shane Warne's soap-operatic standards, this past month has been turbulent in the extreme

18-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

The battles that will decide the Ashes

The battles that will decide the Ashes

Andrew Miller assesses the key head-to-heads in this summer's Ashes

16-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

An Australian type of exit

An Australian type of exit

Graham Thorpe is this morning facing up to the fact that his illustrious 100-Test career could be at an end

14-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

The climax of the great debate

The climax of the great debate

Should it be Thorpe or Pietersen for the Ashes?

14-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Moments that defined the men

Moments that defined the men

Andrew Miller looks back on ten of the greatest performances in Anglo-Australian history

14-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Hayden looks forward to the contest

Hayden looks forward to the contest

The Australians have arrived in India, as one of the most eagerly awaited Test series of all time prepares to get underway in the coming weeks

13-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Test Cricket Grounds, the complete guide - John Woods

Test Cricket Grounds, the complete guide - John Woods

Woods takes in 58 grounds the world over, from Ahmedabad to Adelaide, from Dhaka to Darwin

13-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Faux-American ignominy

Faux-American ignominy

Farewell then, the NatWest Challenge. You will not be missed

12-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Bangabandhu: more than just a stadium

Bangabandhu: more than just a stadium

Andrew Miller makes a pilgrimage to the house of Bangladesh's late founder, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

11-Jul-2005•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Ponting century seals win for Australia

Ponting century seals win for Australia

On Thursday, England wrapped up a nine-wicket win at Headingley; on Sunday Australia replied with an seven-wicket win at Lord's

10-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Bowling the main concern for England

Bowling the main concern for England

England go into their inaugural Test match against Bangladesh at Dhaka in good shape - but with a question-mark over the make-up of their bowling attack

09-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Vaughan leaving nothing to chance while Butcher passed fit

Vaughan leaving nothing to chance while Butcher passed fit

Michael Vaughan says England are raring to go in the first Test against Bangladesh, which starts in Dhaka on Tuesday

08-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

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