Matches (23)

BBL (1)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

ILT20 (2)

155/8

(18.1/20 ov, T:156) 161/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

SL-W

128/9

IND-W

(11.5/20 ov, T:129) 129/3

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Schedule Report Series

Andrew Miller

England's heightened expectations

There were few surprises in England Ashes squad, but admirable thought seems to have gone into the marginal picks

23-Sep-2010•Andrew Miller

Finally, farewell to a fine self-promoter

It'd be nice to say goodbye to Flintoff, but the goodbyes were all said a long time ago

17-Sep-2010•Andrew Miller

Where's the ambition-driven KP of 2005?

Five years after a career-defining Ashes century, Kevin Pietersen is a shadow of the cocksure batsman he was

13-Sep-2010•Andrew Miller

Another day of lost belief

As corruption reared its ugly head again, those at Lord's were left wondering whether they could believe what they were watching

29-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller

Give neutral Tests a chance

Despite the poor turnouts, the Pakistan-Australia series was a success, and it serves as an invitation to other English grounds to get behind the concept

26-Jul-2010•Andrew Miller

A result that will resonate

The encounter in Bristol was one between a team that was expected to win and one that, importantly, wanted to win

12-Jul-2010•Andrew Miller

England wake up to one-dayers

The Twenty20 win, and the fact that many of their limited-overs players won't be contesting the Ashes, means England will look at the 50-over World Cup as an end in itself

14-Jun-2010•Andrew Miller

A method to England's all-round success

Tough selection calls in the lead-up to the tournament by coach Andy Flower, and captain Paul Collingwood's influence on his team's performance paved the way for England's first global title

17-May-2010•Andrew Miller

Giles Clarke's empire strikes back

The ECB chairman has chosen to mix the business of English cricket with the pleasure of watching Lalit Modi squirm

08-May-2010•Andrew Miller

A nebulous royal family

The creation of the world's first global cricket franchise is significant for the teams involved, but can the fans be expected to care?

09-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller

A terrestrial return would cripple English cricket

Having made their bed with Rupert Murdoch and feathered it to the tune of £300 million over four years, the ECB should not be ejected from it

12-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller

Applaud Trescothick's effort, don't condemn the failure

Through his stress-related illness, Trescothick has focussed on his family, Somerset included. It was for them that he agreed to fly to India

16-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Don't hurl brickbats at Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff shouldn't be ostracised for his decision to go freelance. He is belatedly realising his own worth, and doesn't owe England an outstanding debt of gratitude

16-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

Strauss's finest hour

He took over with England in turmoil, but in eight months has forged a team that has regained the Ashes. For Andrew Strauss there can be no praise high enough

23-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller

People's hero freed for final stand

Andrew Flintoff's body eventually told him to stop, but he has the chance to leave Test cricket with one, final glorious performance against Australia

15-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller

The best fun imaginable

Despite cricket's myriad problems, the ICC managed to stage a near-perfect event - a tournament that was fun but not frivolous

23-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller

England produce the perfect capitulation

England got exactly what they deserved against Netherlands, as they dared to treat a global tournament as a side-show

06-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Bringing the monster back home

When it comes to bringing its invented games back home in triumph, few countries could possibly boast a worse track record than England

04-Jun-2009

England shake up the system

The pursuit of continuity used to be a virtue for the selectors, but the inclusion of Bell and Sidebottom shows that that's not longer quite the case

12-May-2009

England uplifted by rookie success

The Man of the Match was an attacking spinner with genuine allround credentials. The stand-out batsman was a rookie who oozed class and confidence as he overcame a dicey first-day scoreline

08-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

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