Andrew Miller

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Pollock in line for recall in Lara's den

The series has been lost, and there is nothing but pride to play for

28-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

Let the phoney war begin

England still remain some way short of matching Australia

27-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

'We will soon be losing to the smaller Test nations'

Arjuna Ranatunga led his country as a player and as a minister for tourism he is now fighting for its recovery from the Boxing Day tsunami

27-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

Smith & de Villiers put the boot in

South Africa have the upper hand in the third Test

22-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

Lara dazzles amid the gloom

A Lara masterclass saved West Indies on the opening day

21-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Moores promises to build on Marsh's work

Peter Moores, Sussex's highly rated coach and former captain, was today unveiled as the new director of the ECB Academy

14-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

Yardy and Prior steady Sussex

Only 48.5 overs were possible on the opening day of Sussex's Championship match against Surrey at The Oval, as rain delayed the start and bad light curtailed the end with more than an hour-and-a-half of scheduled overs yet to be bowled

13-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Unplayable Ntini trounces West Indies

Makhaya Ntini recorded his best Test figures of 7 for 37, to complete a sensational 13-wicket match haul, as South Africa ripped through West Indies' resistance on the final day at Trinidad.

12-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Sarwan and Bravo keep West Indies afloat

Ramnaresh Sarwan reached the close of the fourth day in Trinidad on 93 not out, seven runs short of the seventh and, potentially, most valuable Test century of his 51-match career, as he and Dwayne Bravo added 78 for the sixth wicket in a crucial

11-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Brilliant Lara stands alone for West Indies

At the start of this series, there were doubts as to whether Brian Lara would ever play another Test match, as the brouhaha between Cable & Wireless and Digicel reached its crescendo

08-Apr-2005•Bulletin by Andrew Miller

'I've had a taster and I want more'

Ever since the retirement of Alec Stewart, England's wicketkeeping position has been the hottest seat in the national team

06-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

Ashes impatience sours the Bangladeshi dream

Forget about England's extraordinary success in 2004

05-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

Kallis grinds West Indies down

Against England earlier this season, Jacques Kallis had celebrated his Christmas and New Year by grinding England's bowlers into the dust

04-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Smith dismissal rocks South Africa

A resolute opening partnership between Graeme Smith and AB de Villiers gave South Africa renewed hope of saving the first Test in Guyana, and put their first innings capitulation into context

03-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Hinds and Chanderpaul power West Indies

For the past decade, West Indies cricket has been in a perpetual state of crisis, but it is fair to say that they have rarely looked as downtrodden as they did in the build-up to this match

31-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

'Australia are too strong over a five-Test series'

When he came to England more than two decades ago, Graeme Hick was touted as the next great batsman

30-Mar-2005•Andrew Miller

Valuable breathing space in a choked itinerary

It is often too easy to accuse the International Cricket Council of inaction, but at their executive board meeting in Delhi this week, they were almost spoiled for choice by the extent of the crises awaiting discussion

18-Mar-2005•Commentary by Andrew Miller

England women ease to seven-wicket win

England's women cemented their standing as one of the favourites to win this month's World Cup, which gets underway on March 22, by easing to a seven-wicket victory in the first of two warm-up matches against the hosts, South Africa

13-Mar-2005•Andrew Miller

Development is the only solution

The executive board of the International Cricket Council is preparing to meet in Delhi in the next few days, and one of the key items on their agenda will be the Test status of Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, two Test nations whose performances continue to

13-Mar-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Putting them out of their misery

After the brutality with which South Africa routed Zimbabwe in last week's first Test, Graeme Smith admitted in the build-up to this match that it might be hard to recreate the same sort of intensity that was generated at Cape Town

11-Mar-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

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