Jason Gillespie

Mitchell Starc can join 200-wicket club in Test cricket, believes Jason Gillespie

Former Australian pacer Jason Gillespie believes Mitchell Starc has it in him to take over 200 wickets in Test cricket.

Memories of the horrific on-field collision between Steve Waugh and Jason Gillespie

Waugh ran back from square-leg, and Gillespie charged in from the leg boundary – both focused on the ball. And then they ran into each other.

Brett Lee bids adieu with place assured in galaxy of greats

By Nishad Pai Vaidya

Brett Lee – one of the legends of the modern cricket with licence to thrill - has bid adieu to international cricket. In the world-beating Australian side of the 2000s, Lee was a crucial component and played a significant role in their domination.

Mark Boucher – the latest in a long list of victims of freak injuries on a cricket field

By Venkatraman Ganesan

Mark Boucher became an unsuspecting victim of a freak injury. Boucher is certainly not the first cricketer to have experienced the trauma of a ludicrous injury. The history of the cricket has been marred with unsettling accounts of inglorious physical mishaps and incredulous accidents plaguing its protagonists.

IPL 2012: Andy Bichel not keen on becoming Australian bowling coach

Andy Bichel, bowling coach of Indian Premier League (IPL) side Chennai Super Kings, says he does not want to be Australia's next bowling coach because of the heavy demands of touring.

Cricket Australia denies any part in Mitchell Starc’s visa fiasco

Cricket Australia on Wednesday denied having anything to do with Mitchell Starc being thrown out of Britain, as the fast bowler attempted to play down the visa problems that saw him deported.

Essential for cricketers to use Zinc cream to stay protected from harmful rays from the sun

Considerable time is spent by cricketers on the field during matches played under the scorching sun. It is critical that they protect their face and hands from direct exposure to the harmful UV rays.

Cricketing Rifts 16: India’s problems with Steve Bucknor & Mike Denness

The Dhoni-Sehwag rift may have been true or blown out of proportion by the media. However, far from being unique, discords such as this have been commonplace in the history of the game. In this series, Arunabha Sengupta looks at some of the most famous feuds of cricket. In this episode he looks at the last two decades when Umpires and Match Referees stopped officiating and got into the game.

Darren Lehmann happy with “arrogance” being back in the Australian team

Mighty impressed with Australia's domination of India in the ongoing cricket Test series, former batsman Darren Lehmann today said the "arrogance" of old seems to be back in the team led by the "fantastic" Michael Clarke.

Current Australian pace attack the best: Virender Sehwag

By CricketCountry Staff

India stand-in captain Virender Sehwag stated that current Australian pace army the best he has faced in his 95-Test career.