Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

Going with the flow

Another dominant bowling performance has left England in command of the third Test, and judging by the morning papers, it was not just superlatives that were flowing in Barbados last night

02-Apr-2004•The Paper Round by Andrew Miller

From Kennington to Kensington

One letter and 4000 miles separate the Kennington Oval in London from the Kensington Oval in Barbados, but as far as Andrew Flintoff is concerned, he has found his home from home

01-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Thorpe extends England's lead

The old'uns are always the best, as the hundreds of England fans who spent the afternoon worshipping Sir Mick Jagger would heartily agree

21-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Butcher and Hussain battle it out

England were once again indebted to the experience of Mark Butcher and Nasser Hussain, as West Indies enjoyed the better of what little play was available on the second day in Trinidad

20-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Harmison demolishes West Indies ... again

Until five minutes before lunch, when Steve Harmison marked out his run to begin his second spell of the day, West Indies appeared to have exorcised their Jamaica demons

19-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Harmison demolishes West Indies ... again

Until five minutes before lunch, when Steve Harmison marked out his run to begin his second spell of the day, West Indies appeared to have exorcised their Jamaica demons

19-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England secure lead despite Best efforts

Yesterday it was Fidel Edwards's turn to give England the hurry-up

13-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Butcher falls in late twist to day

Just when England were beginning to unwind and prepare for tomorrow's resumption, the rains abated and play resumed for a tempestuous 20-minute spell

12-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Smith and Hinds revive West Indies

In recent years, England have earned a reputation for being slow off the mark in crucial Test series, but at Sabina Park today, they fought toe-to-toe with West Indies in an enthralling opening gambit

11-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Rebuilding broken dreams

Raquibul Hassan was the only Bengali to play for Pakistan

24-Feb-2004•Andrew Miller

Rebuilding broken dreams

Raquibul Hassan was the only Bengali to play for Pakistan

24-Feb-2004•Andrew Miller

The last of cricket's cavaliers

Mark Waugh was a cricket cavalier in the age of the roundhead

16-Feb-2004•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

ICC should be wary of over-innovation

The International Cricket Council has given its backing to plans for a $1.3 million "Best versus The Rest" super series

04-Feb-2004•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

ICC should be wary of over-innovation

The International Cricket Council has given its backing to plans for a $1.3 million "Best versus The Rest" super series

04-Feb-2004•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

Mahmud manoeuvrings

A look at the strange goings-on in the Bangladesh captaincy stakes

03-Feb-2004•Andrew Miller

West Indies race to astonishing victory

Last week, West Indies were bundled out for 54 and seemed already to be sitting on a beach back home, resting up ahead of the England series

01-Feb-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Windies bombed out for 54

Jacques Kallis capped a phenomenal run of form with his fifth and most explosive century in consecutive internationals, to rescue South Africa's innings after a ponderous start to their one-day series against West Indies

25-Jan-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Playing the morality card

The England & Wales Cricket Board, to their belated credit, have hoisted this winter's tour of Zimbabwe by a petard of their own making, after the publication of a 17-page document in which they argue that moral leadership is expected from sporting,

21-Jan-2004•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

West Indies slump to defeat

For much of the day, it seemed that West Indies would be saved by bad weather, but eventually the skies cleared and South Africa cleaned up

20-Jan-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Sarwan and Gayle halt South African charge

A century apiece for Ramnaresh Sarwan and Chris Gayle gave West Indies something to smile about at last, as South Africa's bowlers were made to toil on a gloomy fourth day at Centurion

19-Jan-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

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