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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

England on top as wickets tumble

England grabbed six wickets in 24 overs to finish in a strong position on the second day of their warm-up game against the BCB President's XI after stumbling to a total of 253 earlier on

23-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

'It isn't over yet - we need four wickets'

As Australia closed in on a crushing victory in the first Test at Bangalore, a contented Australian coach, John Buchanan, faced the media at the close of the fourth day

23-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Hawks, kites and the last rites

Andrew Miller savours the fifth day's play at Bangalore

23-Jun-2005•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller in Bangalore

Hawks, kites and the last rites

Andrew Miller savours the fifth day's play at Bangalore

23-Jun-2005•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller in Bangalore

Australia's crash course in crisis management

'What's worse than a whingeing Englishman? Gloating Pommies

23-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Giles and Batty shine as England are denied

England completed a highly satisfying warm-up match but couldn't quite polish off an obdurate tail, as the BCB President's XI reached the close on 143 for 9

22-Jun-2005•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

'Tied Test marked the renaissance of Australian cricket'

Eighteen years on from that historic tied Test at Chennai, Dean Jones offers a blow-by-blow account of his unforgettable double-century in that match

22-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Dhaka in darkness

The inside of Dhaka's Bangabandhu Stadium is something of a maze - as our man found out when he got locked in it

22-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

The hat-trick that wasn't

Chris Tremlett came as close as is humanly possible to a hat-trick on his international debut

21-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Collingwood conquers Bangladesh

Paul Collingwood struck an unbeaten century and took 6 for 32 to bring Bangladesh back to earth with a thump

21-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England taking nothing for granted

It's been a surreal and eye-catching week for cricket

20-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

The toppling of the greatest giant of all

"The bigger they come the harder they fall" is a cliché that has been doing the rounds since the days of a certain shepherd-boy and his slingshot, but never in the history of international cricket has there been a greater giant-slaying act than the one ju

18-Jun-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Strauss and Trescothick restore order

Bangladesh's best efforts restored their pride with the bat, but whatever Mohammad Rafique and Aftab Ahmed could do, Marcus Trescothick and Andrew Strauss were more than capable of bettering

16-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Lewis makes the breakthrough for England

England and Bangladesh prepare to do battle at The Oval

15-Jun-2005•The bulletin by Andrew Miller

A trough in the rollercoaster ride

England's summer is shaping up to be one hell of a rollercoaster ride, if their phenomenal onslaught in Monday night's Twenty20 match is anything to go by

15-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Australians crash to humbling defeat

On Monday it was Australia's batsmen who imploded in spectacular fashion. Today, as if to prove a point, it was the turn of the bowlers

15-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

'Vaughan is the key for England'

Terry Alderman talks to Andrew Miller

14-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Looking at the bigger picture

Twice in the space of 24 hours, the English summer has been graced by two remarkable matches

14-Jun-2005•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller at Lord's

A game for the here and now

Only time will tell whether Monday night was a performance out of the ordinary from a pumped-up England, or a fatal flaw in the seemingly endless allure of Twenty20 cricket

14-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Twenty balls of bedlam

For eight long years, English cricket has been clinging to the memory of one glorious morning - at Edgbaston in 1997

13-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

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