Andrew Miller

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Underdogs? Can win regardless of breed - Williamson

New Zealand captain is happy to accept England should be seen as favourites

13-Jul-2019•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Familiarity breeds contentment as Morgan comes home for final

Happily for England's captain, venues don't get any more familiar than the ground at which he has been playing for Middlesex since he was 16 years old

13-Jul-2019•Andrew Miller at Lord's

It all comes down to this, and it had to be an England-New Zealand World Cup final

The nearly-est of nearly-men throughout tournament history and one of them will lift the trophy at long last

13-Jul-2019•The Preview by Andrew Miller

England's previous World Cup campaigns - Best to Worst

England could end a 44-year wait for the World Cup on Sunday. Here we rate their failed attempts from least-worst to the absolute pits…

12-Jul-2019•Andrew Miller

Jason Roy caps bowlers' onslaught as England blaze a trail to World Cup final

England banished the angst and restored the roar that had carried the side to the top of the world ODI rankings

11-Jul-2019•The Report by Andrew Miller

What does the Yankees v Red Sox game in London teach cricket?

For cricket to secure its future, it needs to learn from baseball's global ambitions

02-Jul-2019•Andrew Miller

Dogged NZ stand between England and semi-final path

Going hell for leather has done England few favours in the World Cup to date, but in a must-win encounter, which instincts should they trust?

02-Jul-2019•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Australia still searching for perfect game - Starc

In an ominous note to whoever they meet in the semi-finals, Mitchell Starc believes there is more to come from Australia as they aim to peak in knockouts

29-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Burden on Williamson grows as New Zealand's cracks emerge

It will take a extraordinary swing in net run rate to deny New Zealand a semi-final spot but their campaign has started to splutter at the pointy end

29-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Finch's Australia shed aggression but not winning ways

Australia captain says 2015 World Cup "quite aggressive on the field, mainly from us" but this time around it's "great spirit" on display from the teams

28-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller at Lord's

'It kind of is what it is' for Kane Williamson, and nothing more

The New Zealand captain gives an insight into exactly why his team is sitting pretty when so many of its rivals are in such advance states of funk

28-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Because of misfielding we missed the opportunity again - Gulbadin

Afghanistan's captain blamed a shoddy fielding performance for his side's failure to claim their first scalp of the World Cup

24-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller in Southampton

Shakib's brilliance, Mashrafe's mental strength raise Bangladesh's semi-final hopes

From suffering miserable defeats, Bangladesh have an extraordinary depth of experience in World Cups, with Mashrafe and Shakib leading the way

24-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller in Southampton

Gulbadin Naib backs Afghanistan's spin attack against any side in the world

Captain has faith in Mohammad Nabi, Rashid Khan against Bangladesh after pushing India

23-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller in Southampton

Beleaguered Afghans face stiff task to get campaign up and running

Underdogs need to overcome internal issues if they are to carry the fight to an England team who are now hitting their stride

17-Jun-2019•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Attention on Southampton as Jofra Archer troops his new colours

Assuming the weather gives the players a chance, England versus West Indies ought to be one of the match-ups of the tournament

13-Jun-2019•The Preview by Andrew Miller

AB de Villiers revelations could bring South Africa World Cup squad closer - Faf du Plessis

Captain says furore over de Villiers' proposed return has not been a factor in their disjointed campaign

10-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller

Jofra Archer adds spice to England v West Indies World Cup clash

'He is not new to us. Yes, he's bowling quickly, but there's nothing we're not accustomed to' - Floyd Reifer

10-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller

Faf du Plessis feared truncated game would have helped West Indies

West Indies head coach Floyd Reifer said that a completed game would've been in West Indies' advantage, especially since their opponents were 'demoralised'

10-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller in Southampton

The allure of the Caribbean fire and Rabada factor

West Indies have tapped into a mindset that served their mighty forebears well; South Africa are just scrambling for a plan

09-Jun-2019•Andrew Miller in Southampton

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