Darren Lehmann

Cricketer and coach, Ashes winner

Darren Lehmann - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 5th, 1970
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A celebrated Australian cricketer and coach, this individual had a prominent playing career as a left-handed batsman. Played for Australia in 27 Test matches from 1998 to 2003, achieving a batting average of 45.7 and contributing significantly to the team's performance. Transitioned to coaching, notably taking charge of the Australian national team. Under coaching leadership, the team won the 2015 Cricket World Cup, reinforcing a legacy of success within the sport.

Played 27 Test matches for Australia

Coached Australian team to 2015 Cricket World Cup victory

Part of the winning Ashes teams in 1998-99 and 2002-03

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