Dennis Lillee

Australian pace legend Dennis Lillee will be formally inducted into the International Cricket Council's Hall of Fame on Thursday.

On 21st October 1986, Ian Botham became the world's highest wicket taker in Tests, surpassing Dennis Lillee of Australia.

Not many know that as a youngster, former Indian cricket skipper Krishnamachari Srikkanth's only dream was to be an achiever.

Australian pace great Dennis Lillee arrived for his annual exercise of assessing and guiding the trainees at the MRF Pace Foundation.

Australian pace legend Dennis Lillee was honoured during the tea break of the third Test between Australia and the West Indies.

Aussie pacer Brett Lee paid rich tribute to the great Dennis Lillee, stating that he was a "role model" for him and played a vital role in shaping his career.

Ashwin broke Lillee's record that was set exactly 36 years ago, the very same day. Ashiwn returned with a match haul of eight wickets – 4 for 67 in the first innings and 4 for 63 in the second.

Glenn McGrath will take over the role of director at the MRF Pace Foundation from Dennis Lillee, who has opted out after serving the academy for 25 years.

Former Australian fast bowler Dennis Lillee has now decided to share his new coaching ideas with the masses through a project called 'Dennis Lillee online coaching for fast bowling'.

Glenn McGrath is set to succeed compatriot Dennis Lillee as bowling consultant of the MRF Pace Foundation.

Dennis Keith Lillee was the man responsible for bringing Indian bowlers on the fast track. And now as he hangs up his boots as the director at the MRF Pace Foundation, his wards feel Lillee will always be special for his contribution to Indian cricket.

Aussie pacer Brett Lee in his 12-year-international career found Sachin Tendulkar and Lara as two of the batsmen of his era whom he found difficult to bowl to.

Former Australian fast bowler Dennis Lillee led the tributes at much-loved cricketer Rod Marsh's funeral on Thursday, describing the wicketkeeper-batsman who died earlier this month as a unique man with whom he developed a lasting friendship.

Dennis Lillee's association with the MRF Pace Foundation, which produced some of the best Indian pacers over the last two decades, is about to end.

Rubbishing Lillee's claims that Australia have a better bowling attack and will win back the Ashes, Allan Lamb termed the statement as 'absolute nonsense'.

Sunil Gavaskar cleared the air on his infamous walkout during 1981 Melbourne Test, saying it was the Australian players' "get lost" call, and not his LBW, that prompted him to storm off the ground with his opening partner. In the 1981 series, a Dennis Lillee in-cutter caught Gavaskar plumb in front and umpire Whitehead, standing in just his third Test, raised his finger.

The MRF Foundation is likely to bid adieu to Australian legend Dennis Lillee and bring in former South African fast bowler Allan Donald as their new coach.

Legendary Dennis Lillee will monitor injured pacer Mitchell Johnson's training once he is back from the foot injury that has ruled him out of competitive cricket.

Director General of Military Operations Lt. General Rajiv Ghai, during a press briefing, lauded Virat Kohli as his favourite cricketer after his Test retirement. Drawing parallels between cricket and national defence, Ghai highlighted India's robust air-defence system using an analogy from the 1974-75 Ashes series.

Sachin Tendulkar was the only current cricketer named in ESPNcricinfo's all-time Test World XI which did not include the likes of Lara, McGrath, Gavaskar.