Glenn McGrath

Commentators spend a lot of time discussing bowling speeds but a machine can't tell us how fast a batsman considers a bowler to be

Australia's fast bowlers averaged 18.35 in the home Ashes. Here's a look at other series where the quick men were utterly dominant

Have you ever wondered why the speed gun shows a modest read for bowlers with a high-arm action, such as Glenn McGrath? Fouad Khan offers his insight as to why this is the case

There is a lot to contend with on the opening day of a Lord's Test - emotion, pressure, famous faces - but the most important is adjusting to the famous slope

In an interview with the Guardian, Glenn McGrath reflects on his own Ashes experiences and Australia's prospects for the series

Josh Hazlewood, Gurinder Sandhu and Kurtis Patterson, three of Australia's upcoming cricketers, will train under Glenn McGrath at the MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai

Determining the best bowling trios in Test matches by analysing various performance aspects of a bowling attack

A stats-based selection of an all-time XV evaluating mutliple batting and bowling parameters

There was a lot of excitement before Australia visited England in 2005. England hadn't won the Ashes since 1986-87, but I for one thought that this time they had a very good chance of reclaiming the famous urn

The photograph chosen for this piece is from the famous 2005 Ashes series in England

Today's photo was taken during the first ODI of the 2006-07 Australian summer between Australia and England. The position I was in helps for this photo

Two of Australia's finest fast bowlers, Glenn McGrath and Charlie Turner, will become the newest additions to the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame on Monday

Glenn McGrath, the former Australia fast bowler, will be inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame on January 4, during the New Year's Test between Australia and Sri Lanka in Sydney

Glenn McGrath has been appointed the director of MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai

Tino Best came within five runs of immortality and did so with a brilliance that put him up there with anybody in the great litany of Test cricket's unlikely performances

David Saker, the England bowling coach, has said England's bowling attack is "as good as" the great Australian attack that dominated world cricket for more than a decade

Is fast bowling a dying art? Five former quicks answer questions on problems plaguing today's fast bowlers

Fast-bowling pairs down the years who were irresistible when they opened the attack

On Monday Michael Beer is expected to be handed a baggy green three weeks after he was the latest slow bowler to be parachuted into Australia's Test squad