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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

Potential versus perspiration

Verdict

02-Jan-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Cape Town

'The guys have done a good job,' says Fletcher

Duncan Fletcher quotes

02-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

Smith: 'Kallis is unbelievable'

Graeme Smith quotes

02-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

Michael Vaughan and his merry men

The headlines on the back pages of New Year's Eve's newspapers summed up everything there is to say about England's extraordinary year of success in 2004

31-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

'South Africa got out of jail,' says Vaughan

"An epic!" declared Michael Vaughan, as he strode in to face the media after the second Test at Durban had ended in a nailbiting draw

30-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

Refusing to die

The Wisden Verdict

30-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Durban

'I think we were a bit lucky at the end there'

Graeme Smith admitted that fortune had smiled on South Africa in the closing stages of the second Test at Durban, but praised the tenacity of his team, since lesser sides might have crumbled in the face of such a turnaround

30-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

'We're going out there to have a go,' says Steyn

It's been a pretty torrid Test baptism for Dale Steyn, South Africa's 21-year-old pace bowler, who has been forced to toil against England's batsmen on two uncompromising surfaces at Port Elizabeth and now Durban

29-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

Thorpe puts his hand up

Graham Thorpe put his hand up and came to the party just when England needed him most, by scoring a brilliant unbeaten 118 at Kingsmead to set up the chance of their most improbable win of the season

29-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

Return of the killer instinct

The Wisden Verdict

29-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Durban

The issue that dares not speak its name

It is the issue that dares not speak its name, but is nonetheless bubbling away beneath the surface of the South African team at present

29-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

'Too soon to relax', says Trescothick

Marcus Trescothick and Andrew Strauss cemented their names in therecord-books with an opening stand of 273, to swing a topsy-turvy matchback in England's favour on the third day at Kingsmead

28-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

'We are good enough to handle the pressure'

After a day in which England wrested back the initiative, the South Africa coach Ray Jennings addressed the media on the third day of the second Test at Durban.

28-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

A classic in the making

"I hope it doesn't get any flatter," was Jacques Kallis's plaintive appeal to the pitch gods last night, after his wonderful 162 had hoisted South Africa from a position of promise to one of outright supremacy at the close of the second day's play

28-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Durban

Classy Kallis a cut above

Jacques Kallis went for the jugular with a succession of gorgeous cover-drives as he struck a sublime 162 © Getty Images After their first-Test defeat at Port Elizabeth, the signs were ominous for South Africa

27-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Durban

'It's good to perform against the best', says Kallis

A magnificent 162 from Jacques Kallis lifted South Africa from a dicey 116for 6 at the midpoint of their innings, to give them control of the second Test at Kingsmead

27-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

'We're chuffed to have bowled England out for 139'

Duncan Fletcher, England's coach, was critical of his side's cavalierapproach to their innings after South Africa had bundled them out for 139on the opening day of the second Test at Kingsmead

26-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

Dangerous, damaging - and far from disarray

South Africa are in so-called disarray, while England are undeniably riding as high as they ever have, but Andrew Miller witnessed a day that was never meant to happen

26-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Durban

Beer jugs, bikinis and bronzing

As South Africa found out to their cost in the first Test, Port Elizabeth was a haven of breezes and tranquility that suited the visiting Englishmendown to the ground

26-Dec-2004•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller at Durban

England seek icing on 2004 cake

England's victory in the first Test at Port Elizabeth was their 11th in 12 matches in 2004, their eighth in consecutive Tests, and when the Boxing Day Test gets underway on Sunday, they have the chance to finish the year with an unbeaten record,

25-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller in Durban

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