Andrew Miller

An unloved anomaly of a series

In terms of the baubles up for grabs in English Cricket's Biggest Summer Ever™, the Wisden Trophy languishes a distant third behind its glitzier companions, the Ashes and the ICC World Twenty20

05-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England cut the flab

In the space of a week, England have unveiled three separate squads for three different forms of the game, with one over-riding agenda to be pursued - the purging of flab, in whatever form it might appear

01-May-2009•Andrew Miller

Flower's new bloom

Andrew Miller assess Andy Flower's first proper England squad as a host of experienced players a left out

29-Apr-2009•Andrew Miller

Flower accepts the poisoned chalice

A dogged refusal to buckle has long been a characteristic of the man who has been appointed the the new England coach

15-Apr-2009

We need to talk about Kevin

There's something the matter with KP, and it's not really to do with runs

03-Apr-2009

England is perfect but not practical

England has much going for it to host the IPL but the ECB will face stiff opposition from the counties and broadcasters

22-Mar-2009

Money or pride?

Which one are England playing for? They need to clear their heads quickly and find out

09-Feb-2009

Strauss comes full circle

The new England captain is a testimony to the ability to reinvent oneself

30-Jan-2009

KP and England need each other

If Pietersen spends the rest of the year demonstrating that he was right all along, there may yet be a way for England to emerge from this crisis with their dignity stitched back together

08-Jan-2009

The crown lies uneasy

Pietersen's spat with Peter Moores may have offended more sensibilities than is prudent for a captain

07-Jan-2009

The party's not yet over

Stanford's intention to review his relationship with the ECB has left the latter nervous, and further reiterated which party is in control

18-Dec-2008•Andrew Miller

A shot in the arm for sporting diplomacy

By agreeing to resume the series, England have given India a chance to move on from the horrors of Mumbai in the manner that best befits the nation

08-Dec-2008

One step from a hero's welcome

As the crow flies, England's cricketers - who touched down at Dubai Airport this morning - could be said to be two-thirds of the way towards getting on with their Test series in India

05-Dec-2008

A gap too wide

India and England have been poles apart this series: one is clear-headed and ruthlessly aggressive, the other unsure and stuck in Test mode

25-Nov-2008

A clash of unlikely equals

The world watches with interest as Dhoni and Pietersen, two greenhorn captains, both perfect fits for their jobs, face off

14-Nov-2008

Dancing with the devil

It feels like a 21st century reincarnation of the Oxford-Cambridge boat-race, a sporting oddity in a world where wealth has supplanted learning as the means to obtaining power

01-Nov-2008•Andrew Miller

Players' gain, Pakistan's loss

The Champions Trophy may have been detested as a competition, but right now, no one feels quite as detested as the tournament's jilted host

18-Sep-2008

A change of priorities

The Stanford contest is beginning to look like a lot of fuss about nothing much in particular

11-Sep-2008

No 'home' advantage in Cardiff

The hosts couldn't have picked a less English venue to kick off next year's Ashes

04-Sep-2008

Why cricket isn't an Olympic sport

The Olympics should be the pinnacle of an athlete's career, and if it is not, then the sport has no place on the schedule

28-Aug-2008

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