Darren Lehmann

Darren Lehmann remains marooned in Sydney awaiting medical clearance to fly after his deep vein thrombosis scare, and is no certainty to travel to New Zealand for the Test series

Darren Lehman will not travel with the team to New Zealand for the ODIs in February as he awaits medical clearance to be able to fly after being diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann's immediate future is under a cloud after he was diagnosed with a deep vein thrombosis during the final ODI against India

Justin Langer will get his first taste of life as the national team's coach when Darren Lehmann avoids the West Indies next year to plan for the challenge of overseas success

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has thrown his support behind the idea of scrapping the toss, while he is also open-minded about the concept of four-day Test cricket

Concerned about Australia's diminishing supply of quality pace bowlers, coach Darren Lehmann tried to convince Mitchell Johnson to remain a limited-overs player after his retirement from Test matches in Perth

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has described the team's fielding as "average at best" during their win over New Zealand at the Gabba

No bowler has taken more wickets than Mitchell Starc in 2015, and the seamer said he was hoping to sustain his fine form over a six-Test home summer against New Zealand and West Indies

Josh Hazlewood has had a mixed year since making his Test debut in Brisbane against India, but his coach Darren Lehmann believes the fast bowler is back to his best

Australia coach Darren Lehman has delivered David Saker a blunt lesson in states' rights, rebuking the new Victoria coach for his sugestion that the Australian selectors would be "mad" to choose James Pattinson for the Test team before Christmas

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has rebuked Shane Warne for suggesting he was opposed to Peter Siddle's selection for the Oval Test, while also declaring the recalled seamer has a Test future

Australia's team performance manager Pat Howard concedes it is a "fair question" to ask whether the Ashes tourists underestimated England ahead of and during a series Michael Clarke's side were widely expected to win.

Darren Lehmann has admitted that abandoning the plan of playing an allrounder was a mistake, and that the selectors got things wrong at certain times in the Ashes series

Day one at Trent Bridge is not a stain that will wash out easily. A new method must be found overseas, or this will keep happening

Careers and legacies are on the line at Trent Bridge. If Australia win, Michael Clarke will have one more chance to be an Ashes winner in England. If they lose, big decisions await

For all the emotion tied to his family situation and the depth of his contribution to the Test side, he was seriously out of form with the bat

Darren Lehmann has rejected suggestions that the national team's "family first" policy had been mistreated by the decision to drop Brad Haddin after he missed the Lord's Test to be with his ill daughter

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has described England's vast victory in the first Test as a "minor hiccup," and has effectively challenged the Lord's ground staff to produce a quicker pitch for the second match from Thursday

Behind Darren Lehmann's blokey exterior lies a coach, and one with a number of headaches to ponder