Jason Gillespie

Shane Watson should start to open the batting for New South Wales if he is to continue as a Test opener, according to the former Australia captain Mark Taylor

It won't be so easy for England in the 2010-11 Ashes, but Australia must look at having full-time selectors

There are three things Michael Kasprowicz is always being asked: what's Shane Warne really like? What do you do in retirement? And what happened at Edgbaston in 2005?

Jason Gillespie has been saddened by the mass exodus of players from the ICL and doesn't expect the 2009 tournament to go ahead

Mitchell Johnson's unbeaten 96 in Johannesburg has seasoned judges predicting he will develop into a fully-fledged allrounder - or better

Former Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie, who plays for the Ahmedadbad Rockets, felt it is only a "matter of time" before a resolution is reached between the ICL and the BCCI

The ICL World Series Twenty20 tournament, scheduled for March, now stands cancelled, and payments to players have been put on hold

Jason Gillespie is disappointed news of Michael Clarke's heated exchange with Simon Katich leaked from the dressing room

Jason Gillespie has been barred by Cricket Australia from coaching Australia's young fast bowlers because he plays in the unofficial Indian Cricket League

The former Australia fast bowler, Jason Gillespie, has issued a stinging attack on Cricket Australia (CA) for its treatment of him and accused the board of ingratiating itself with the BCCI

Australia's spearhead is sending them down as quick as he ever did; only now he's learned to do it without going full throttle

Should India stick with a winning team or somehow make room for their greatest match-winner? The answer lies with one man

Jason Gillespie has backed Brett Lee to come out firing in the remainder of the India-Australia Test series. He also said that media has overblown the "spat" between Lee and Ricky Ponting

The ICL's second season has some improvements over the first, but there's a fair amount of work left

What will Australia's quick bowlers need to do to succeed in India? We asked a few experts

Jason Gillespie has said that he has no regrets about retiring from first-class cricket following his final match for Glamorgan last week

Jason Gillespie has told the Western Mail he is ready to retire from first-class cricket at the end of the season

Jason Gillespie continued to prove his worth for Glamorgan, his three second-innings wickets sealing their first Championship win of the season

Chris Rogers succeeded for the second week running in the County Championship, his second-innings 77 helped Derbyshire to a surprise win against Essex