Peter Miller 01 Jan 2018

What’s the fuss about drop-in pitches?

The deadly dull cricket that we saw at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) between Christmas and New Year has reignited the debate about Test match pitches, with the drop-in surfaces that are used at the MCG getting a serious amount of stick for their alleged lifeless nature. The criticism was so vociferous it led to […]

England Features

Peter Miller 12 Mar 2017

Bell not ready to call it quits

Things have been different for Ian Bell this winter. In the past he would have been going where ever the English Test side went. Since 2004 his England commitments have been almost constant, but this year he has been away from the international set up. His last Test was in November 2015 against Pakistan in […]

News T20 cricket

Peter Miller 13 Sep 2016

Who could replace Hales in the England Test side?

We are counting down to when England will announce their squads for the tour to Bangladesh. Who could be a new face in the side?

Blog Opinion England

Peter Miller 17 Aug 2016

Opinion: Amir held his head high at Lord’s

At 12.07pm on Friday 15 July, the biggest story in cricket over the last decade reached the end of a chapter, if not its ultimate conclusion.

Blog Opinion England

Peter Miller 30 Oct 2015

Exclusive: Mickey Arthur chats to Cricket365

"I just wish Cricket South Africa would just come out and say these are the rules we are going to play by when selecting teams."

Features

Peter Miller 25 Mar 2015

Opinion: Gayle is pure entertainment

Peter Miller is in awe of Chris Gayle, after this week's whirlwind World Cup double-century against Zimbabwe in Canberra.

Blog Opinion Features

Peter Miller 10 Nov 2014

KP Book Review: Quite Light On Cricket

Peter Miller read Kevin Pietersen's telling autobiography, despite a plethora of excerpts laden across the internet. It is worth the money, but there isn't enough talk about cricket...

Blog Opinion