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The Australian legend also watched Indian new ball bowler Sreesanth hard at work at the nets and said he needed to adopt a different line and length in both versions of the game.

8220;He tries to bowl the dream ball that pitches around off stump and goes away from the right handed batsmen every time. His wrist lock is excellent but it is not the only thing. He needs to concentrate on a few other things and bowling a bit short or a bit up,8221; he said.

Sreesanth is at the Pace Foundation to finetune his skills ahead of the World Cup.

Lillee was speaking at the end of a fortnight long camp for 19 bowlers, including six national 8216;A8217; bowlers from England and Indian trainees.

On wickets in the West Indies, Lillee said the tracks there were not likely to allow movement of the seam or too much of bounce.

8220;If Indian bowlers move the ball at even 130 kmph and maintain a steady line and length, they will be able to probe the batsmen,8221; he said.

Lillee had a word of praise for Zaheer Khan, saying his stint in the English county had helped him rediscover his rock back action, giving him more strength at the crease.

As for Irfan Pathan, another MRF Pace foundation product, who is now not getting the desired results, Lillee said: 8220;All I have seen of him are a few video clippings. People know that things are not working well for him right now. But I offered to help him. It is up to him to come back here like he did in the past.8221;