Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

Morgan itching to return from injury

Eoin Morgan's rehabilitation from shoulder surgery will begin in earnest this week when he heads for India to take part in a nine-day batting camp

30-Nov-2011•Andrew Miller

Butt and Amir have appeals dismissed

The Lord Chief Justice has rejected the appeals of Salman Butt and Mohammad Amir against their sentences in the spot-fixing case

23-Nov-2011•Andrew Miller at the Royal Courts of Justice

A cleansing process

In the short term the game will mourn the loss of yet another veneer of innocence but the overwhelming emotion ought to be one of relief

03-Nov-2011•Andrew Miller

Pietersen and Finn deliver England a rare win

Steven Finn capped a personally outstanding tour with the superb figures of 3 for 22 in only his second Twenty20 international, as a chastised England team produced a spirited display in the field to limit India to an obtainable 120 for 9

29-Oct-2011•The Report by Andrew Miller

England's cup of shame runs over

This latest drubbing in India arguably represents a lower ebb than the ones before, and ought to give cause for concern for the future

28-Oct-2011•Andrew Miller

Spinners condemn England to 5-0 whitewash

Steven Finn continued his impressive personal performance in an otherwise abject England campaign, but another scruffy fielding performance undermined his best efforts

25-Oct-2011•The Report by Andrew Miller

India seal series in stiff run-chase

MS Dhoni was India's matchwinner once again, as he marshalled an asking-rate approaching ten an over to seal an unassailable 3-0 series lead in the third ODI at Mohali

20-Oct-2011•The Report by Andrew Miller

England struggling to stay afloat in series

ESPNcricinfo previews the third ODI between India and England in Mohali

19-Oct-2011•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Dhoni and Jadeja crush England

MS Dhoni marked India's homecoming with a brutal innings of 87 not out from 70 balls, before the left-arm spin of Ravindra Jadeja sparked a dramatic English batting collapse, as the team that failed to win a single international fixture on their recent to

14-Oct-2011•The Report by Andrew Miller

Swann left stumped by England 'horror show'

England's captain, Graeme Swann, admitted that a bit of pressure, a bit of inexperience and a bit of ineptitude all added up to a horror show

25-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller at The Oval

West Indies stun England to level series

Garey Mathurin, a previously unknown left-arm spinner from St Lucia, produced a remarkable spell of 3 for 9 in four overs as West Indies secured a remarkable 25-run victory in the second Twenty20 at The Oval

25-Sep-2011•The Report by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Swann and Bopara star in stand-in roles

Graeme Swann's first match as England captain could not, statistically, have gone any better, as England rampaged to their first ten-wicket victory in the Twenty20 format

23-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Bopara stars as England cruise to victory

Graeme Swann performed his first duty as England captain with aplomb, and chose to bowl first after winning the toss ahead of the first Twenty20 against West Indies at The Oval

23-Sep-2011•The Report by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Swann steps up to leadership role

At 5.45pm on Friday, when Graeme Swann walks out to toss up with his West Indian counterpart, Darren Sammy, the end of one of the more improbable journeys in English cricket will have been reached

22-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Stanford's absence a loss to West Indies - Roberts

Andy Roberts and Curtly Ambrose, the two greatest fast bowlers to emerge from Antigua, believe that the demise of Allen Stanford's cricket empire in the Caribbean has left an irreplaceable void in their own home country

22-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller

England seek opportunity in odd series

In barely a fortnight, the England team will be in India, preparing for their return series of five ODIs, but right at this moment, they are down at The Oval

21-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Flower wants England to retain hunger

Andy Flower has said the successful blooding of a new generation of cricketers in the recent one-day series against India will provide an extra incentive for his senior players in the Test team to keep up the good work

18-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller

Bairstow a fine find, says Cook

Alastair Cook believes that England have "found one" in their quest to build a world-beating 50-overs team, after Yorkshire debutant Jonny Bairstow blazed a brilliant 41 not out from 21 balls in Cardiff

17-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller

Dravid's last, Trott's first

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the final one-day international in Cardiff

16-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller in Cardiff

Bairstow blasts England home on debut

Not even India's first 300-plus total in 14 attempts against England could prove sufficient to win their first international fixture of a desperately one-sided tour

16-Sep-2011•The Report by Andrew Miller

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