Andrew Miller presents the plays of the third day of the third Test at EdgbastonAndrew Miller at Edgbaston01-Aug-2008 Paul Collingwood: fighting back for England © Getty Images On a pulsating third day at Edgbaston, the…
And so the juggernaut rolls on. Not even the rain, increasing gloom or a return to form for Hershelle Gibbs could stop England's one-day bandwagon, while an early-morning back spasm was no hindrance to Andrew…
England's women are on the verge of the biggest moment of their careersWill Luke20-Mar-2009England's cricketers are in a World Cup final. The leading bowler in the tournament is 22 years old and English, with 14…
Andrew Miller looks at Antigua's lost legacy on a day which saw a Test match at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium abandoned after just 10 ballsAndrew Miller13-Feb-2009 North Sound, still under development a few weeks…
An English fan sports an Austrian cricket cap and Hong Kong rugby shirt while supporting New ZealandMichael Bailey04-Oct-2009.Rossco's career falls into place•AFPChoice of game This game fit my travel plans and the decision to watch…
Stats preview to the 2009 Compaq CupS Rajesh07-Sep-2009According to the ICC rankings, Sri Lanka are placed low at No.7 in one-day internationals, while India are second and New Zealand fourth. However, the home team will…
England progress having played two vastly different innings, bowled 9.2 overs and taken three wickets as Ireland retreat homeAndrew McGlashan at Providence04-May-2010We will never know whether Ireland could have continued their history of giant-killing at…
He plays PlayStation, the trumpet, and some cricket. Not bad for Australia's oldest Test debutant Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi31-Dec-2009What's the funniest thing you've heard about yourself back home in Melbourne?I was at a football game…
Their physical make-up and bowling actions might be different but when it comes to taking wickets and making batsmen quake, Steyn and Morkel seem identicalTelford Vice05-Jul-2010You could say there are six inches of separation between…
Day three starred pizza-filching wind, darkness, occasional rain, and a late cameo by the sunPaul McLeod16-Jul-2010The game I live in Gibraltar, where all cricket watching involves lengthy travel (and England is usually well down the…