Dennis Lillee

What they said about Damien Martyn

Damien Martyn has told Dennis Lillee to shut up with his "Dad's Army" criticisms of the home side ahead of the Ashes

Shane Warne has defended his Test team-mates against age-related problems and says Glenn McGrath should not be written off

Dennis Lillee believes England's fast bowlers will be licking their lips at the prospect of rattling an ageing Australian top order

As one of the most popular games in the world, cricket has its due share of conflicts and controversies

Dennis Lillee says Mitchell Johnson, the Queensland fast bowler, could be in the running for an Ashes berth if he performs strongly in the early part of the Australian domestic season

As expected, our recent column on players losing the plot drew a large number of responses. Here, we've compiled a second XI of memorable moments when tempers were lost on the field of play

To suggest that bringing an end to two years of bitter disputes between the West Indies Board and the Players' Association with some words on sheets of paper, or trumpeting that the glitz, the money and the organisational efficiency of the Stanford Twenty

With plenty of speculation and criticism doing the rounds following The Oval row, the Indian board has vowed to support any moves to dilute the powers of the umpires

Jermaine Lawson has arrived in India to train with Dennis Lillee and try and correct faults in his bowling action

Perth's cricket pitch, once regarded as the fastest in Australia, will not be at its fearsome best for Australia's Ashes series against England

That was what Ian Chappell asked himself when Jeff Thomson joined Dennis Lillee in his Australian side

Would Victor dare to take Lillee from off stump over square leg? Would Archie have the temerity to advance to Warne as he revelled in doing to the slow bowlers of his day?

Glenn McGrath is still hoping to make his international return at the Champions Trophy in India in September

Injuries are all the vogue for England's cricketers at present. If it's not Michael Vaughan's knee, it's Ashley Giles's hip or even Ed Joyce's ankle. Here, Cricinfo charts a selection of players whose medical bulletins have been known to overtake the onfi

Dennis Lillee has made a guest appearance in Brisbane to work with the Centre of Excellence

Dennis Lillee and Sunil Gavaskar are two of cricket's most successful players, and also two of the most controversial

Rob Smyth picks out eleven moves that back-fired

Simon Jones has welcomed his return to fitness and, after spending the past week at Dennis Lillee's bowling academy in India, can't wait to return to bowling for his country