Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

The rumours of Bangladesh's improvement are true

Ever since they went to Australia and avoided being slaughtered, rumours have been circulating of an upturn in Bangladesh's fortunes

23-Oct-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

The Barmy Army has landed

They seemed to be missing on the first day ..

22-Oct-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller

Not quite a reversion to type

Bangladesh passed 200 in their first innings for the fifth Test running - but, says Andrew Miller, they won't be entirely satisfied with that

22-Oct-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

No wet lettuces

If it's an opening ceremony and England are involved, you can be pretty sure that a soggy affair is in the offing

21-Oct-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Rain, rain, go away

For the most part it was a warm sunny day in Dhaka

21-Oct-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller

Clarke: I've been very nervous early on in my career, so I hope to relax over here'

Rikki Clarke talks to Andrew Miller on the eve of England's first Test against Bangladesh

20-Oct-2003•Andrew Miller

Radical, but far from barmy

County cricket and radicalism are not easy bedfellows

03-Oct-2003•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

England's erratic assassin

"Ferocious, sometimes wild, and lacking in the touch of luck ...might he yet undergo a transformation such as Frank Tyson in 1954-55?" Thus wrote Wisden Cricket Monthly of Devon Malcolm's Test debut in August 1989

19-Sep-2003•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

Reality cricket

It took less than a month in charge for Michael Vaughan to blame county cricket for all the ills of the England team

11-Sep-2003•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

South Africa face Groundhog Day

Graeme Smith: still smiling ..

07-Sep-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Thorpe and Trescothick put South Africa to the sword

English cricket fans haven't had an awful lot to cheer about in recent weeks

06-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Bowling for run-outs

When Nasser Hussain was captain and his players had an off-day in the field (contrary to rose-tinted opinion, this tended to happen once every other innings), his great lament was that English bowlers lack "mystery"

05-Sep-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Gibbs's boundary spree

Herschelle Gibbs is a rare gem among international openers

04-Sep-2003•Andrew Miller

Gloucester romp to victory

It's been three years since Gloucestershire last won the trophy that might have been named with them in mind, but today, on a beautifully sunny day at Lord's, they once again established themselves as the pre-eminent one-day team in the country

30-Aug-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Worcestershire look to their South African inspirations

The Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy has lost some of its prestige in recent seasons

29-Aug-2003•Andrew Miller

Kapali joins an eclectic club

It has been several months since Alok Kapali last hit the headlines for his bowling

29-Aug-2003•Andrew Miller

Expediency is the order of the day

Marcus Trescothick: time to reassess his opener's role

27-Aug-2003•by Andrew Miller

South Africans caught short

Andrew Hall once survived a brutal point-blank shooting at a Johannesburg cashpoint - it's little wonder he has an easy-going attitude to the game of cricket

24-Aug-2003•Spot of the moment by Andrew Miller

A question of desire

This evening's resistance notwithstanding, England are sliding headlong towards another comprehensive defeat

24-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

It takes one to know one

God bless Headingley

23-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

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