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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

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'You can't do this job at 95%' - Alastair Cook

Alastair Cook has admitted that he had "been to the well" too many times to carry on as England captain, as he spelled out his reasons for stepping down after a record 59 Tests in charge Speaking at Lord's on the day it was confirmed that Cook, 32,

07-Feb-2017•Andrew Miller

If not Root, then who?

Joe Root is the red-hot favourite to succeed Alastair Cook as Test captain - but might there be a few other contenders in the Test squad?

07-Feb-2017•Andrew Miller

'Cook knew it was time to step aside' - Strauss

Alastair Cook's decision to resign from the England captaincy stemmed from his reservations about "how much he had left in the tank", according to Andrew Strauss, England's director of cricket Speaking at Lord's on the day it was confirmed that Cook, 32,

06-Feb-2017•Andrew Miller

Captain Cook - the highs and lows

Alastair Cook's time in charge of the England Test team featured several notable victories and some scarring defeats

06-Feb-2017•Andrew Miller

Kohli conjures the sound of silence

The plays of the day from the series-deciding T20I between India and England in Bangalore

01-Feb-2017•Andrew Miller

Chahal takes 6, England lose 8 for 8

Yuzvendra Chahal returned the stunning figures of 6 for 25 in four overs - the best by an Indian bowler in T20I history, and the third best overall - as England's batsmen capitulated in woeful fashion at the end of a long and fruitless tour

01-Feb-2017•The Report by Andrew Miller

Roy falls to Jadeja, again

An edge that everyone on the field missed, and a dismissal that hushed Eden Gardens' raucous crowd feature in the plays of the day from the third ODI in Kolkata

22-Jan-2017•Andrew Miller

Ben Stokes, Chris Woakes help England defend 321

England's first win on the India tour came by a margin of only five runs as they staved off a fightback from Hardik Pandya and Kedar Jadhav, who scored 90 and came close to winning the match for India

22-Jan-2017•The Report by Andrew Miller

Women's pioneer Heyhoe-Flint dies aged 77

Baroness Rachael Heyhoe-Flint, the former captain of the England Women's cricket team, and one of the pioneers of the global game, has died at the age of 77.

18-Jan-2017•Andrew Miller

Five big regrets for England

They won four of the tosses, three times posted 400-plus in the first innings but still came home hammered 4-0

21-Dec-2016•Andrew Miller

England may have 'stagnated' in 2016, concedes Cook

When asked by Sky Sports if England had "stagnated" under his leadership, Alastair Cook responded: "That's a fair shout, you can say whatever you want now

20-Dec-2016•Andrew Miller

What next for Alastair Cook?

With a defeat-strewn year coming to an end, and seven months of red-ball inactivity approaching, England need to take a long, hard look at the future of their Test captaincy

14-Dec-2016•Andrew Miller

When the tail went rogue

With the upcoming release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, in cinemas December 15, we decided to take a look at six memorable occasions when the fate of a Test match was decided in a heroic rearguard

12-Dec-2016•Andrew Miller

Rob Andrew's arrival at Hove proves Sussex retain their bite

The left-field appointment of Rob Andrew as chief executive, after a decade at the RFU, gives Sussex an opportunity to remain relevant in a changing game

24-Nov-2016•Andrew Miller

Spinners wrap up India's 246-run victory

India's bowlers required just 38.1 overs to wrap up a 246-run victory on the final day of the second Test in Visakhapatnam

21-Nov-2016•The Report by Andrew Miller

India strike late after Cook and Hameed show defiance

Ravi Jadeja struck with the final ball of the fourth day - trapping Alastair Cook lbw for a 188-ball 54 -to leave England 87 for 2 as they attempted to save the second Test

20-Nov-2016•The Report by Andrew Miller

England show spirit but Kohli and Ashwin keep India in command

R Ashwin bagged 5 for 67 after Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow had added a defiant century stand, before Virat Kohl's fifty cemented India's dominance

19-Nov-2016•The Report by Andrew Miller

Ashwin presides over England's latest trial by spin

England ended the second day in Visakhapatnam tottering on 103 for 5 in reply to India's 455 after falling prey to India's trio of spinners

18-Nov-2016•The Report by Andrew Miller

Kohli and Pujara put England on back foot

Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara added 226 for the third wicket, both scoring centuries, to put India in control on the opening day in Vizag

17-Nov-2016•The Report by Andrew Miller

Australia face short-term pain for Ashes success - Ponting

With a year to go until the 2017-18 Ashes, Michael Vaughan and Ricky Ponting assess the two teams' current form and prospects of victory Down Under

14-Nov-2016•Andrew Miller

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