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414/5

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Lee No.1 but McGrath simply the best

Brett Lee owns the official ranking as Australia's No.1 bowler, but Troy Cooley believes Glenn McGrath is still the country's best fast man

26-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

McGrath expecting a pay cut

Glenn McGrath is expecting a pay cut after taking time off to support his wife during her battle with cancer in Cricket Australia's list of its 25 contracted players for the 2006-07 international season.

02-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lee rejects 'nice and friendly' tag

Brett Lee, the Australian fast bowler, has snubbed suggestions that he and his team-mates weren't tough enough in last summer's Ashes contest

27-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Heavy schedule backfired - Waugh

Steve Waugh has said that cramped scheduling had backfired after Australia escaped with a three-wicket win over Bangladesh in the first Test

14-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Flintoff named as the leading player in the world

Andrew Flintoff has been named as the Leading Cricketer in the World for 2005, as the 143rd edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack hits the bookshops

11-Apr-2006

Lee and Kasprowicz steal two-wicket thriller

Brett Lee and Michael Kasprowicz buried their Ashes nightmares with a 19-run eighth-wicket partnership to secure a gripping victory and earn a 3-0 cleansweep against South Africa

04-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

Ntini and Martyn set up thrilling final day

Both teams face a nervous wait for the conclusion of a pulsating final Test as Damien Martyn's unbeaten 93 crept Australia to within 44 of their target with four wickets left

03-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

More catching controversy

The controversy over catches continued to haunt the third Test between South Africa and Australia after Brett Lee was ruled not out even when Boeta Dippenaar claimed a catch

03-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

South Africa eye lead despite Hussey rescue act

A lower-order push led by Michael Hussey limited the damage of Makhaya Ntini's five-wicket demolition on a frenetic second day at Johannesburg

01-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

Prince leads South Africa recovery

Brett Lee struck the crucial blow of Jacques Kallis as Australia's bowlers continued to dominate the first day of the third Test at Johannesburg. At tea South Africa were 140 for 4

31-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

Lightning Lee inspires Australia

A day that started with both teams unsure of their position finished with Australia staring down at their opponents and carrying a 227-run lead

25-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

Lee prefers Ponting to Waugh

Brett Lee, Australia's new attack leader, has revealed he feels more comfortable bowling for Ricky Ponting than he did with Steve Waugh

22-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Clark drives Aussies to seven-wicket success

Stuart Clark confirmed his first-innings display was no fluke as he added to his magical debut with another four wickets to set up a comprehensive seven-wicket victory

18-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

Australia concerned at Lee's workload

Australia have admitted they are concerned by the workload of Brett Lee, their fast bowler, following his poor form in the recent one-day series

16-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lee returns fire

Brett Lee's rhythm returned and propelled him and Australia back into shape after a subdued start to the one-day series in South Africa

06-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lee and Ponting keep series alive

Australia withstood a fine partnership between AB de Villiers and Shaun Pollock to keep the series alive with a 24-run win at Port Elizabeth

05-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Smith powers South Africa to victory

Graeme Smith's 89 not out took South Africa to a two-run victory in the Twenty20 against Australia

24-Feb-2006•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Lee and Bracken aim for great things

Australia might be employing a fresh opening-bowling combination, but Brett Lee and Nathan Bracken are not setting small goals in South Africa

24-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

All-round mates keep quiet on Test place

The Queensland team-mates Shane Watson and Andrew Symonds have tried not to speak about their head-to-head battle

23-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lee the leader ready for life without McGrath

Brett Lee is enjoying the extra responsibility of being Australia's main bowling man following the unfortunate absence of Glenn McGrath

22-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

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