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Lillee
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Lillee [ˈlɪlɪ]
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(Biographies / Lillee, Dennis (Keith) (1949 M, Australian, SPORT AND GAMES: cricketer) Dennis (Keith). born 1949, Australian cricketer who, by the end of the 1982-83 season, had taken what was then world record total of 355 wickets in 65 tests


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22 (ANI): West Indian cricket team coach David Williams has warned the Australians that the visitors will not to wilt under pressure from the hosts this summer, even as former players Shane Warne and Dennis Lillee have come up with doomsday predictions.
For that is when Sky Sports is screening part two of their Saturday Story series, and today's subject is Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson, or as the title of today's episode has them, Cricket's First Rock 'n' Roll Superstars.
England's swing bowlers have always cashed in and they don't promote it back home - it's the most ridiculous thing ever," added Thomson, who formed a celebrated pace partnership with Dennis Lillee.
 
 
 
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