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Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller

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Papering over the cracks in South African cricket

Papering over the cracks in South African cricket

South Africa's thrilling victory in last night's opening encounter against West Indies at Johannesburg has given the ICC World Twenty20 the perfect start

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
As far from cricket as Ken Dodd from Olivier

As far from cricket as Ken Dodd from Olivier

Australians, you sense, have not quite caught the World Twenty20 bug

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Shah still waiting for opportunity to knock

Shah still waiting for opportunity to knock

Owais Shah made his ODI debut in 2001

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Water worries as Melbourne pitches crumble

Water worries as Melbourne pitches crumble

It's getting hot in Melbourne, and water is in short supply

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Man whose substance was greater than his spin

Man whose substance was greater than his spin

Ashley Giles' retirement from cricket was announced during the first day of the Oval Test, almost two years since his efforts on the same ground helped England to win the 2005 Ashes

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
England can pretend but hard men don't boast

England can pretend but hard men don't boast

Simon Barnes, writing in The Times , is less than impressed with England's new mouthy attitude

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Nine players, ten voters. How very ICC

Nine players, ten voters. How very ICC

How is it possible that Zimbabwe Cricket has more influence in the governance of the game than the serial world champions, Australia

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
There's pressure and then there's pressure

There's pressure and then there's pressure

England's antics in the second Test at Trent Bridge continue to cause ripples in the media, not least in The Daily Telegraph , where Michael Henderson takes particular exception to the lippiness of Matt Prior and Alastair Cook, who have both spoken

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Aussies gloat as Trent Bridge turns puerile

Aussies gloat as Trent Bridge turns puerile

The fascinatingly childish antics of both England and India at Trent Bridge this week have been greeted with glee Down Under

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Cricket slips off the English radar

Cricket slips off the English radar

It was, by any stretch of the imagination, a monstrous weekend for British sport - the Wimbledon men's final, the Silverstone Grand Prix, the start of the Tour de France

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Lara returns to Warwickshire

Lara returns to Warwickshire

Brian Lara is coming out of retirement for a one-off Twenty20 match in August, as part of the 125th-anniversary celebrations for his old club, Warwickshire

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
The murder that never was

The murder that never was

Three months on, Bob Woolmer's mysterious death in Jamaica still casts a shadow over the world of cricket

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
British government must back Zimbabwe boycott

British government must back Zimbabwe boycott

Writing in The Daily Telegraph , Kate Hoey, the former Sports Minister, demands that her successor, Richard Caborn, takes the same stance that the Australian government recently took, and demands a boycott of Zimbabwean cricket.

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Excellence suffers in lurid pursuit of money

Excellence suffers in lurid pursuit of money

In a typically impassioned article, the chief sports writer of The Times , Simon Barnes, hits out at sport's current obsession with money over excellence, citing the West Indies' miserable tour as a prime example.

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Jaques returns home

Jaques returns home

Worcestershire's Australian opening batsman Phil Jaques will miss the first four games of the Twenty20 Cup after returning home for "family reasons''.

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Bad weather looms over Chester-le-Street

Bad weather looms over Chester-le-Street

Chris Gayle

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
The sweet Big Bird of youth

The sweet Big Bird of youth

The Guardian's Tanya Aldred reminisces about the 1984 West Indies tour of England, when she and her similarly agog brothers queued for the autograph of the mighty Joel Garner

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Inside the Schofield Report

Inside the Schofield Report

Writing in The Independent , the former England seamer turned journalist Angus Fraser explains why he accepted an invitation to join the Schofield Committee that investigated the failings of England's cricket team in the Ashes and World Cup, despite

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Time to pin your colours to the mast

Time to pin your colours to the mast

OK, so you've had time to consider all of the options

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
Sky-high wifi

Sky-high wifi

Another week, another example of outrageous profiteering from the tournament sponsors, Cable & Wireless, whose privilege it is to provide internet access for the many hundreds of media-men in and around the Caribbean.

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Miller
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