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Andrew Miller

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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

Taibu hopes for a better showing

When the itinerary was drawn up for Zimbabwe's two-Test tour of South Africa, there had originally been just a two-day gap scheduled between last week's Cape Town Test and the Centurion match, which gets underway tomorrow morning

10-Mar-2005•Andrew Miller

'Working with Gough was an honour and a privilege'

Until this winter, Kabir Ali was a quiz question in the making - which England cricketer didn't bat, bowl or field in his only one-day international

15-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

An inappropriate ending

Suddenly, it's as if the last 12 weeks never happened

15-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

Prince trumps Pietersen to secure SA victory

Ashwell Prince overcame a testing spell from Steve Harmison, and Jacques Kallis continued to tick off the runs in his own unhurried manner, as South Africa survived a mid-innings blip to secure a comfortable three-wicket victory

13-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Rains return to frustrate England

England's hopes of rescuing their one-day series in South Africa were dashed by the vagaries of Durban's weather, which closed in towards the end of South Africa's innings and stayed for good at the beginning of England's

11-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England look to Pietersen for inspiration

From 1-0 up to 3-1 down, England's one-day campaign has taken a decided turn for the worse

10-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

Ability, but no bounce

Verdict

09-Feb-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Newlands, old story

Verdict

06-Feb-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Smith takes advantage of England errors

Graeme Smith became the first South African captain to score a one-day international century, and in the process laid the ghosts of his run-out on 99 against Sri Lanka two years ago, to carry his side into a winning position in the third ODI at Port

04-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England have South Africa in their sights

England return to the scene of their World Cup exit tomorrow, as the third one-day international against South Africa gets underway at Port Elizabeth

03-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

Easy like Andy

Andrew Strauss may have made it look like a piece of cake but this is one overnight sensation that didn't quite happen overnight

03-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

It's a tie after a last-ball thriller

In a remarkable ending to the second ODI at Goodyear Park England and South Africa tied, when three wickets went down in Kabir Ali's final over

02-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

de Villiers set for one-day debut

South Africa's rising star, AB de Villiers, will make his one-day debut against England on Wednesday, after being controversially overlooked for the opening fixture at the Wanderers over the weekend

01-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

Ups and downs on a roller-coaster ride

The series began with accusations of England being 'undercooked', but by the end of an incredible five Tests in six weeks, there was hardly a player on either side who had not been baked half to death by the unrelenting itinerary

26-Jan-2005•Marks out of Ten by Andrew Miller

A few surprises in an unpredictable tour

By the end of an incredible five Tests in six weeks, there was hardly a player on either side who had not been baked half to death by the unrelenting itinerary

26-Jan-2005•Marks out of Ten by Andrew Miller

Vaughan praises England's mental resolve

Michael Vaughan was exhausted but elated, after becoming the first England captain to win a series in South Africa for 40 years

25-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

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