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November 26, 2008Posted on 11/26/2008 in Australian cricket
Is Lee still No. 1?
Is Brett Lee's star fading as Australia's No.1 fast bowler? Robert Craddock asks former Australia bowlers about Lee's future and the rivals snapping at his heels in the Herald Sun.
In his column for the Australian, Australia's captain Ricky Ponting writes that Matthew Hayden will cook up something special against New Zealand in Adelaide. The second Test will be Hayden's 100th and Ponting says it is the most significant thing you can do in a cricket career.
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