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Enter Lillee, Chappell
PERTH. Oct 24: Former Australian hist bowler Dennis Lillee pour । < I scorn today on England manager
Keith Fleh iter, stepping up the verbal juating before the Ashes series, reports Reuter.
On the eve of England's opening tour fixture, the onetime world record Test wick-
ettaker ridiculed Flectcher's claim that the tourists' attack was capable of generating as much pace as Jeff Thomson. Lillee’s new ball partner during the 1970s.
"England have a handy pace attack but I have never seen anyone bowl as fast as Thommo." added Lillee, who captured 355 wickets in 70 Test appearances.
Thomson, who- will team up with Lillee in the Australian Cricket Board Chairman’s XI for the one-day fixture at Ulac Hill In Perth on Tuesday, joined the fray, suggesting: "Keith Fletcher may have had a memory lapse since the mid-70s."
"No-one got close to Thommo's pace." added former Australia captain Greg Chappell, who will also play against the tourists in Perth. "He was different class."
Fletcher sparked the debate on England's arrival in Perth last week, describing his country's attack as Comparable to Thomson and Lillee in terms of sheer pace.
"We certainly have the pace of Dennis (Lillee)," Fletcher was quoted as saying on Saturday.
"You can't compare bqr bowlers with Lillee (for talent), but you can compare them with Thommo for sheer speed, especially Devon (Malftolm). Fletcher added.
Malcolm will spearhead England's attack in Australia, with support from Darren Gough. Martin McCague. Joey Benjamin and Craig White.
Chappell added fuel to the fire when he also questioned the wisdom of Graham Gooch's selection s for England, suggesting the veteran batsman may be too old to make a telling impact during the Ashes series.
. Chappell raised. doubts about Gooch's ability, at the age
of 41. io maintain the necessary level of concentration for consistent Test performances in the searing heat of an Australian summer.
Physically it is possible to play at 41 ... but you wonder whether he can be up to It mentally." Chappell told reporters.
'There has to be a question mark whether someone who
has- been around for that long tjme can still do it." said Chappell, referring to Gooch's record of 113 Test matches dating back to 1975.
But the Essex opener challenged Chappell's statement, saying: "I think my mental approach is as good as it's ever been, I will know when it’s time to pack up."