Darren Lehmann

Having brought remarkable success in a short period of time the Pakistan Tests provide the first significant juncture of Darren Lehmann's new phase as Australia's established coach

Darren Lehmann has been rewarded for his positive impact on Australia's performance with a one-year extension to his contract as head coach

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has said he is confident opener David Warner will be fit for the first Test in Dubai after suffering a groin injury during the third ODI in Abu Dhabi on Sunday

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has said an allrounder capable of bowling a significant number of overs will definitely be part of Australia's side during the upcoming Tests against Pakistan in the UAE

The heroes of 2001 recount how they overrode the burden of history. The similarities to 2014 are striking

Darren Lehmann, the Australia coach, has said that the ICC's recent crackdown on suspect bowling actions is good for the game

New South Wales coach Trevor Bayliss will take charge of Australia's national team for the start of the home summer against South Africa in November

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has called his racial outburst against Sri Lanka in 2003 "the biggest mistake" of his life

Darren Lehmann, the Australia coach, has said his team needed to develop better situation awareness in the shortest format, an aspect that was missing from their first two games against Pakistan and West Indies

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann narrowed his focus on the touring side's top order after a poor start to another first innings allowed South Africa to roar back into a series that had looked beyond their grasp after a hiding in the first Test

Shane Watson will not return to Australia's Test XI in South Africa until he can bowl, effectively ruling him out of the second Test in Port Elizabeth

As was the case in England last year, Australia will have to overcome the hiccups of their early days on tour. In Darren Lehmann, however, they have a mentor capable of invention

How a team meeting in Taunton, and an unsuccessful tour of England, set Australia on the path to their 5-0 sweep at home

The 5-0 scoreline speaks of a desperation so strong that players might have imploded had success not been achieved

The last time Australia played an unchanged XI for four successive Tests was back in 2004. It is likely that the 10-year drought may be broken in the fourth Ashes Test, a significant achievement considering how the team was formed in a chaotic 2013

Their regeneration has come from unpromising circumstances, and all levels of their leadership have had plenty to do with it

ESPNcricinfo looks at five reasons for Australia's dominance in winning back the Ashes

It is impossible to say how this series would have panned out had Mickey Arthur still been in charge, but Darren Lehmann's approach has paid off handsomely

Australia's dramatic turnaround from Test match lightweights to the brink of regaining the Ashes is the flowering of a regeneration that began in the aftermath of shattering defeat in the second match of the previous series at Lord's