Australia’s pace and spin quartet, led by Cummins and Starc, dubbed the greatest in history by Brett Lee, amassed 567 wickets in 35 Tests with 22 wins.

Brett Lee has named Australia’s current bowling attack, led by Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, and Josh Hazlewood, the greatest in the nation’s history, citing their record 567 wickets in 35 Tests together and 22 wins. All four have surpassed 250 Test wickets, a first in cricket history, with Scott Boland adding 69 wickets at a 90-year-best average. Lee praised their synergy, adaptability, and dominance despite evolving pitch conditions, calling them the best ever based on stats and impact.