Andrew Miller

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Scotland march on as Hick cracks century

Gloucestershire v Surrey, Bristol Scorecard Match abandoned

25-May-2003•Andrew Miller

A non-event

It would be wrong to suggest that Mark Butcher has never known a day like today - at Edgbaston in 2001, his criminally under-used outswingers picked up four Australian wickets in six overs

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

England swing to innings victory

England enjoyed an old-fashioned day of swing-induced dominance, as Zimbabwe fumbled to an innings and 92-run defeat in the first npower Test at Lord's

24-May-2003•Andrew Miller

The happy ending

It took some time, but like a feature-length episode of Scooby Doo , Zimbabwe's bowlers finally stopped ghosting past the bat and were exposed as an all-too-human outfit

23-May-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Lord's

That morning-after feeling

A blustery mid-May morning, England making unspectacular progress against a moving ball - and not a murmur of protest in sight

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

England reach 184 for 3 in truncated first day

Mark Butcher and Marcus Trescothick contributed a brace of half-centuries to give England the upper hand on a challenging first day against Zimbabwe at Lord's

22-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Shows no working, gives no right of reply

Transparency, accountability, relevance

21-May-2003•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

Harvey's heroics keep Australia's unbeaten run intact

A magnificent and typically unorthodox allround performance from Ian Harvey proved too good for a spirited West Indian side, as Australia extended their unbeaten run in one-day internationals to 18 matches in a rain-affected encounter in Kingston

17-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Stewart under the spotlight as selectors prepare for first Test

Another Ashes drubbing has been and gone, and several old hands in the England Test team will be nervously contemplating their futures ahead of Saturday's announcement of the Test squad to face Zimbabwe at Lord's next week

16-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Caddick ruled out of first two Tests

Andy Caddick has been ruled out of the Test series against Zimbabwe after sustaining ligament damage in his right foot

16-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Hooper cleared to make debut for Lancashire

Kent have kept faith with the squad that travelled to Chelmsford for the National League clash with Essex on Sunday

13-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Banks and Drakes seal historic three-wicket victory

Omari Banks and Vasbert Drakes propelled West Indies to a nerve-wracking three-wicket victory on the final morning in Antigua, as Australia's quest for an unprecedented clean sweep in the Caribbean came unstuck in the most thrilling fashion possible

13-May-2003•Andrew Miller

West Indies fight back strongly after Hayden's masterclass

Matthew Hayden was back to his best with a magnificent 177, as Australia moved ever closer to that elusive clean-sweep in the Caribbean

11-May-2003•Andrew Miller

No easing off for Australia as whitewash beckons

These days, Australia break records more often than they break sweat, but the prize for victory in tomorrow's fourth and final Test in Antigua is one of the sweetest on offer

08-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Franks rescues Notts as Warwicks and Surrey squeak through

Warwickshire were given the fright of their lives, as Bedfordshire pushed them every step of the way at Luton

07-May-2003•Andrew Miller

MacGill secures nine-wicket victory in Barbados

The end, when it came, was clinical, as Stuart MacGill clattered through the West Indian tail to secure Australia's third victory of the series, and keep alive their hopes of a first series whitewash in the Caribbean

05-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Lara and Sarwan give Windies hope as Australia struggle on dead pitch

On a pitch that might have been lifted directly from the SnooziSleep beds emporium, West Indies waded through 87 powder-puff overs to keep alive their hopes of avoiding a series whitewash

04-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Australia in control after day of hard graft at Bridgetown

It's not often that Australia's bowling attack is made to work for its wickets, but today, on a pitch that Steve Waugh described as the slowest of his career, they were forced to graft every step of the way

03-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Waugh passes Bradman's record on day of toil for Windies

Like a pinch of salt in a culinary masterpiece, Steve Waugh's grit is used sparingly by the Australians these days

02-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Caddick back in style but Hussain and Vaughan fail

Essex won the toss, batted first and were skittled for 188, as Leicestershire took firm control of proceedings at Chelmsford

30-Apr-2003•Andrew Miller

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