Andrew Miller

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The notion of Pietersen leading England in the Ashes is unquestionably unsettling to Australians

14-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller

Preparing to learn from the master

Their antipathy is undisguised, but Pietersen has more to learn from Smith than any other leader

06-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Pietersen is the right man for the job

KP has the talent and intelligence to lead England and is sure to rise to the honour with pride

04-Aug-2008

A captain cut short of greatness

Michael Vaughan deserved a better end, in a captaincy career that never recovered from interruption

03-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller

England's comfortable stagnation

Vaughan and his team-mates in the top six have no rivals, and no incentive to improve their performances

31-Jul-2008

Central plank to rank outsider

Matthew Hoggard's demise as an international cricketer has been swift and has barely provoked comment

24-Jul-2008

A second-class competition

Eighteen teams for a "Premier" competition is at least ten too many, and 20 is utter lunacy. One Twenty20 competition per summer is quite sufficient

17-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller

The unheralded warrior

It is ironic that the man who has truly earned the right to be regarded as the champion of South Africa's fast bowling has barely merited a mention on this trip so far

10-Jul-2008

A clash of flawed equals

England versus South Africa is the one of the most consistently enthralling contests that Test cricket has to offer

03-Jul-2008

Bring Tests into the mass market

It is time to introduce floodlights into the five-day game and prevent it from becoming anachronistic like the ODI

19-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller

A bloodless coup

There is more than just a hint of cowboy about the way in which the ECB has leapt into bed with Allen Stanford, the first and highest bidder

11-Jun-2008

A sham called continuity

England are unchanged for a fifth straight Test but this appearance of stability is false

05-Jun-2008

English cricket needs a new home

Despite revamps, capacities at England's cricket grounds remain below par. The ECB needs to consider adopting London's Olympic Stadium

29-May-2008•Andrew Miller

Reborn Vaughan is England's key asset

By restating his credentials with a century of such simmering intent, England's captain has nipped in the bud the debate about his place in the side

22-May-2008

Bittersweet McCullum transfers his talents

Rare is the cricketer who could be described as playing within himself for a run-a-ball 97, and yet, there's no denying the watchfulness that McCullum displayed for large tracts of his innings

15-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Deference disguises Kiwi resolve

England would dearly love for this series to mark the beginning of a turnaround for them. As for New Zealand, they love nothing better than to be written off

14-May-2008

Factionalism out of control

Malcolm Speed's ousting as the ICC's CEO is an open admission of the hypocrisy, factionalism and naked politicking that has paralysed the game's governing body

25-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller

KP and the missing fire

Pietersen's now gone ten innings and counting without so much as a half-century. Something fundamental seems to have altered within his mindset

20-Mar-2008

What a waste

Have we seen Harmison play for England for the last time?

12-Mar-2008

Opening a Pandora's Box

With the Indian Premier League, the BCCI has found the means to shape cricket in its own image. Will its almost certain success lead to a revolution in cricket, where club holds sway over country?

02-Feb-2008•Andrew Miller

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