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As revealed by India's bowling coach Venkatesh Prasad, Lillee agreed to provide crucial information about the wind at the WACA ground, which helped the Indian seamers come up with an extraordinary display of swing bowling to mow down the Australian batting line-up.
"He told me about the winds and how to use them," Prasad was quoted as saying in Herald Sun.
"I worked under Dennis (at the MRF pace foundation in India) and he is a very, very good friend of mine," he said.
India's seemingly innocuous attack made the most of the Fremantle Doctor that blew across WACA and stole the thunder from Australia's much-vaunted all-pace attack.
Prasad, however, asserted that Lillee only provided the inputs and it was his wards who actually put it to good use.
"Dennis told me about the winds but our pace bowlers had to go out there and do the job" he said.
Dennis Lille,is also,quite famous for using the wind,from between the stands,in Adelaide as well.
Oz s lost because of the umpiring disfavour (whcih they have enjoyed earlier) remarkable bowling spell of the Indians absence of Mathew Hayden. India should take note that in Adeliade Hayden will be back.
what is he going to prove by telling this.
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