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Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

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

England stay alive in another thriller

Andrew Strauss won the toss and chose to bat first, as England's bid for World Cup survival prepared to get underway against West Indies at Chennai

17-Mar-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Chaotic entertainers face the final curtain

After five cliffhangers in five contests, the permutations are simple. Anything less than a victory, and England are gone, eliminated in embarrassing fashion for the fifth World Cup in succession

16-Mar-2011•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Shafiul stars as Bangladesh seal thriller

Shafiul Islam raised Bangladesh's World Cup campaign from the dead, as he turned yet another astonishing contest on its head

11-Mar-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Bangladesh seek rebirth of spirit

Right when it most matters, Bangladesh's bubble of optimism has been cruelly pricked, while at the same time, the fear of embarrassment that might have undermined England's approach has been significantly eased

10-Mar-2011•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Mercurial England spring back to life

An inspired fightback against South Africa has revived a campaign that has been an emotional roller-coaster thus far

06-Mar-2011•Andrew Miller

Craven Bangladesh crash to nine-wicket defeat

Bangladesh's batsmen froze catastrophically in a performance that was a throwback to their years of ineptitude in the early 2000s, as West Indies sauntered to a nine-wicket victory

04-Mar-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

The scramble starts in earnest

After a week of ever-escalating entertainment in Group B, the tournament is just about to get deadly serious for Bangladesh and West Indies

03-Mar-2011•The Preview by Andrew Miller

England's destiny slipping through their grasp

Ireland's stunning victory has certainly enlivened the World Cup but has left England's game in an urgent need for revival

03-Mar-2011•Andrew Miller

Bresnan's brilliance marks return of England's fire

Tim Bresnan scalped Sehwag in his first over, claimed three wickets in four balls in his last, and was the only bowler on a night of extraordinary strokeplay who displayed the range of skills required

28-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Epic encounter ends in thrilling tie

On an evening that simply beggared belief, England tied with India in an incredible finale in Bangalore as Andrew Strauss produced a magnificent 158 to follow Sachin Tendulkar's superb 120

27-Feb-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Shafiul secures Bangladesh vital victory

Bangladesh's bowlers held their nerve to atone for the failures of their batsman, as the pluck of the Irish proved insufficient to overcome the most fervent atmosphere of the World Cup so far

25-Feb-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Ireland begin quest to prove they belong

The chief executive of Cricket Ireland, Warren Deutrom, has told his players to focus solely on the challenge of competing on the world stage, and let the administrators handle the wider issues

24-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

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