Matches (22)

ILT20 (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

HKPL 2-Day (1)

134/8

(19.1/20 ov, T:135) 138/4

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Schedule Table Series

298/8

DELHI

(37.4/50 ov, T:299) 300/6

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Schedule Table Series

Andrew Miller

Once more cricket shoots itself in the foot

Andrew Miller is unhappy with the ICC's decision to order YouTube to remove all its World Cup clips

26-Mar-2007•Andrew Miller in St Kitts

Flintoff's sobering experience

All too often, the press and public in England are guilty of what is known as "tall-poppy syndrome". They build a star up, particularly if he is a sportsman, and then hack him down with a vengeance the moment he oversteps the mark

19-Mar-2007•Andrew Miller

'This Windies team can go places'

Sir Viv Richards believes a West Indian victory in the forthcoming World Cup will trigger "one of the biggest parties ever". Andrew Miller finds out more

06-Mar-2007•Andrew Miller

Fingers optional as Oram pursues dream

Many people like to claim they'd give an arm and a leg to play in a World Cup. Oram means it literally

28-Feb-2007•Andrew Miller

It's a coach's life

Andrew Miller traces the recently fluctuating fortunes of John Buchanan and Duncan Fletcher

21-Feb-2007•Andrew Miller

Giving one-dayers the cold shoulder

Andrew Miller charts England's slump as a one-day team since the 1992 World Cup

25-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller

England generate yet more bull

Anyone who claims that cricket journalism is an easy lark has obviously never had to sit and watch England make perpetual fools of themselves in the one-day arena. It really is the most soul-destroying of occupations

23-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller

No alternative to Vaughan as captain

Michael Vaughan has many talents as a leader, but foremost among these is his ability to look any man in the eye - be it a team-mate, opponent, or irritating media man with a tendency to ask the same questions over and over again

07-Jan-2007•Andrew Miller in Sydney

Trescothick tires of the treadmill

A career in cricket is the ultimate life in a goldfish bowl. For six or seven hours a day, your soul is bared to all and sundry, scrutinised and analysed to an extent that is matched by no other sport

14-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller

Pure bloody-minded determination

Andrew Miller follows Ian Botham on the final leg of his 11th charity walk for battle against child cancer

19-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

The underdog advantage

England's cricketers have landed themselves a win-win situation, by dint of their sheer awfulness in the one-day game. Nobody expects a miracle in the Champions Trophy, but a few telling blows, however fleetingly delivered, will do very nicely indeed

12-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Another noxious whiff of scandal

The press conference at the Danubius Hotel near Lord's contained one of those JFK moments, as Malcolm Speed, the ICC chief executive, took the assembled press corps slowly and deliberately through the exchange of emails between himself, Hair and Doug Cowi

25-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

Bring the dark arts into the light

Andrew Miller argues that ball-tampering should be legalised

24-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

What a horrible mess

Of all the Pakistan series to have taken place in England since the start of the 1980s, this had been by a country mile the most harmonious. All that has changed with Darrell Hair's one decision

21-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller

Fletcher forced to ditch the multitaskers

Andrew Miller on the decision to drop Geraint Jones - a challenge to Duncan Fletcher's hitherto rigid orthodoxy?

31-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

England get their excuses ready

If England's Ashes triumph in 2005 was a masterpiece of forward planning allied to extreme good fortune, then the return series in Australia is developing into the complete mirror-image

06-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

England are bridging the generation gap

On Tuesday in South London, Kevin Pietersen was in his element - getting down with the kids on a housing estate in Peckham

04-May-2006•Andrew Miller

A crisis of credibility

It matters that the ICC's tournaments matter, because if their credibility is fatally undermined, then the free-for-all that could follow will be to the detriment of the entire game

27-Apr-2006•Andrew Miller

When glory got away

Andrew Miller on Bangladesh's struggles

22-Apr-2006•Andrew Miller

From young dasher to mature leader

Andrew Miller looks back on Stephen Fleming's career as he reaches 100 Tests

15-Apr-2006•Andrew Miller

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