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(39.3/50 ov, T:292) 293/1

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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

Windies take pride in ten-wicket thumping

Dead-rubber syndrome struck with a vengeance in the fifth and final ODI at Providence, as Pakistan's batsmen collapsed in a heap to gift West Indies the chance of a second victory in quick succession

05-May-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Pietersen set for Surrey return

Kevin Pietersen is set for a return to competitive cricket at Fenner's next week, and is well on course to feature in the first Test against Sri Lanka on May 26, after stepping up his rehabilitation following hernia surgery with extensive nets sessions at

04-May-2011•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Pride still at stake as Windies break duck

The series is wrapped up after Pakistan overcame two mini collapses three days ago to complete a three-wicket victory

04-May-2011•Preview by Andrew Miller

Flower stays on as England coach

Andy Flower will be staying on as England team director in a permanent capacity, after the ECB confirmed that he had renewed his contract following negotiations in the build-up to the 2011 home campaign against Sri Lanka and India

03-May-2011•Andrew Miller

West Indies sneak home in the rain

Dwayne Bravo cracked a vital six off Shahid Afridi in the final over before a terminal rain shower rolled across the Kensington Oval, as West Indies clawed their way to a face-saving victory in the fourth ODI against Pakistan

02-May-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Fletcher's second coming his biggest test

The challenge of preserving India's supremacy is greater for their new coach than when he was in charge of reviving England's fortunes

28-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller

Shahzad seeks consistency to forge England career

Ajmal Shahzad accepts that this season's battle for England fast-bowling places will be as tough as it has been for years, but believes he showed enough glimpses of his talent and tenacity during a long winter odyssey to keep himself firmly in the selecto

20-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller

Associates to step up pressure, force ICC U-turn

The Associate countries are confident of contesting the ICC's decision to block their access to the 2015 World Cup after receiving advice from prominent sports lawyers. They plan on mobilising opinion ahead of the ICC's meeting in June and have not ruled

19-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller and ESPNcricinfo staff

'Associates future must be decided in June'

ICC president Sharad Pawar has requested the council's executive board to reconsider the composition of the 2015 World Cup during the ICC 's annual conference in Hong Kong in end-June 2011

19-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller and ESPNcricinfo staff

Zimbabwe are not the enemy, confirms Ireland chief

Ozias Bvute, the managing director of Zimbabwe Cricket, has hit back at suggestions that his organisation reneged on an agreement to host Ireland for a ODI and first-class tour in late 2011

13-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller

'The World Cup was bigger than Eid' - Tamim

Tamim Iqbal says that his achievement of being named one of Wisden's Cricketers of the Year is all the more special for the fact that he is the first Bangladeshi to secure the honour

12-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller

Cook itching to return to action

Having more or less been in stasis since he completed his starring role in the Ashes back in January, Alastair Cook is back at the County Ground in Essex, and gagging to get stuck into Friday's first round of the County Championship

06-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller at Chelmsford

The best World Cup of all time

But the ICC's decision to chop out the Associates - especially Ireland, who were integral to the excitement - is both baffling and tragic

05-Apr-2011•Andrew Miller

Dhoni and Gambhir lead India to World Cup glory

Twenty-eight years on from the match that transformed the history of world cricket, India recaptured the crown that Kapil Dev and his men first lifted at Lord's in 1983, and this time they did in their very own back yard

02-Apr-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Sri Lanka survive jitters to reach World Cup final

Sri Lanka overcame a serious bout of the jitters to book their place in Saturday's World Cup final in Mumbai, as New Zealand bowed out in the last four for the sixth time in ten campaigns

29-Mar-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England had nothing left to give

After living on the edge throughout the World Cup, England's campaign was ended by a thumping defeat as a worn out team finally imploded

27-Mar-2011•Andrew Miller

Tharanga and Dilshan crush England

Tillakaratne Dilshan and Upul Tharanga put their team within touching distance of the World Cup semi-finals, as they overcame a tricky start to their innings to lay into England's bowlers with an unbeaten first-wicket stand of 132

26-Mar-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Contrasting campaigners prepare to do or die

England are back in the knock-outs for the first time in four World Cups, and given the excitement they have served up in the past month, their Colombo encounter once again has the makings of a humdinger

25-Mar-2011•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Form book no guide in crunch contest

ESPNcricinfo previews the first quarter-final between Pakistan and West Indies in Mirpur

22-Mar-2011•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Tenacious England ready to scale twin peak

The euphoria at the fall of the final wicket against West Indies answered all lingering doubts about England's hunger

19-Mar-2011•Andrew Miller

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