Brett Lee

A look back at the most memorable individual performances from World Cup 2011

There will be several smaller battles to add even greater spark to what is already an enthralling quarter-final clash between India and Australia in Ahmedabad

Allan Donald, New Zealand's new bowling coach, is on a mission to get his charges thinking right before their big game against his old team

Pakistan were the last team to overcome Australia at a World Cup and brought Ricky Ponting's 34-match unbeaten run with a four-wicket victory in Colombo to secure top spot in Group A

Brett Lee believes he is now a craftier bowler than at any time in his career, but despite being 34 he is not willing to compromise his speed

The headline duel is between the bowling attacks of Australia and Sri Lanka, an expected battle between pace and spin and that is a relief, given how unkind Group B has been to bowlers

Australia's fast men had New Zealand gasping for breath at 73 for 6 but Nathan McCullum and Daniel Vettori dug in to push them to 206

Ricky Ponting is confident Australia's pace attack can threaten every team in the World Cup, after they proved too good for Zimbabwe in the 91-run win in their opening game of the World Cup on Monday

Brett Lee has said that Australia's pace attack will not be neutralised during the World Cup by the traditionally slow wickets of the subcontinent

Australia's bowling line-up for the World Cup could get a wicket with every ball, but they could also go for plenty

Michael Clarke has praised his players for their sudden turnaround following the Ashes after their comprehensive win over England at the Gabba secured an unassailable 4-1 lead

Brett Lee is savouring every moment of his international comeback after fearing his Australia career could have been over after an injury-plagued 15 months

Australia put themselves within touching distance of taking the one-day series with a four-wicket victory at the SCG. David Hussey guided them home in an uncertain run chase with an unbeaten 68 alongside Victoria team-mate John Hastings after Brad Haddin'

The selectors have taken some risks with the make-up of their 15-man World Cup squad

Australia will risk both Brett Lee and Shaun Tait at the World Cup after they were chosen in the 15-man squad for the trophy defence beginning in India next month

Australia's 15-man World Cup squad must be named by Wednesday, but after years of planning the selectors face a string of last-minute decisions

Brett Lee, Shaun Tait and David Hussey have all been given the chance to impress the selectors in Australia's only ODI before the World Cup squad is named

Brett Lee wants to help Australia escape their Ashes misery with success in the limited-overs formats and a tilt at a fourth consecutive World Cup title

Michael Clarke's reign as Test captain might just be starting but his time as Twenty20 leader has ended