Dennis Lillee was born on July 18, 1949, Subiaco, Perth in Western Australia. He was hailed as "the complete bowler” by many during his playing days. Lillee made his debut in a Test match against England in 1971 and played his first One-Day International in 1972 against the same opposition. The legendary pace bowler retired from cricket in 1984 and at that time he held the record of most wickets in Tests. In just 70 Tests, Lillee ended with 355 wickets. As the former Australian fast-bowler turns 71, we take a look at four impressive stats from his career.