Glenn McGrath

A measure to judge how good a bowler is, especially overseas

Mukul Kesavan looks at why the ICC's present system of variable tolerance limits based on bowlers' speeds is untenable and unenforceable and suggests an alternative

Glenn McGrath, with 563 wickets, holds the for most wickets by a fast bowler in Test cricket but he expects it to be broken by England's James Anderson, who is currently on 451

Glenn McGrath deals with the questions in our quiz in efficient, metronomic fashion

Glenn McGrath has said that the recent spate of injuries to Australia's fast bowlers has largely been a result of a cramped calendar with no allowance for an off season

For years, they were seen as being slow on the ball on reverse swing. Not so in the New Zealand series

Plus: identical scores by openers in ODIs, and prolific bowling pairs

Nasser Hussain was the hapless victim when McGrath bowled six flawless deliveries at the Gabba in 2002

Last batsman in, but opening with the ball in the former Australia captain's Ashes XI: a man who bowled with unwavering accuracy

Glenn McGrath believes Mitchell Johnson "has to play" the first Test of the Investec Ashes series and that he can "reopen the scars" he inflicted in England during the last series in Australia

Former Australia fast bowler Glenn McGrath has said that India are lucky to have quicks like Umesh Yadav and Varun Aaron, with the ability to bowl in the range of 150kph despite conditions that did not offer much support for fast bowlers

Glenn McGrath says he is hoping to see a "little more aggression" from England, especially after the appointment of Trevor Bayliss as the new head coach

There have been comparisons drawn between Hazlewood and McGrath almost from the moment the younger man first played, but it is fair to say they must now leave the realm of hyperbole

One series against the mighty Australians in 1999 tested the great West Indian's skill and mental resolve to the limit

Glenn McGrath all but ended the 2007 semi-final inside the first ten overs

Pidge does his take on Veni, Vidi, Vici against West Indies at Old Trafford in 1999

The BCCI will send current and upcoming Indian fast bowlers to the MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai to train under former Australian quick Glenn McGrath

Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging

Glenn McGrath has suggested has suggested that India are likely to cop another 4-0 Test series loss in Australia unless they improve on all aspects of their cricket