Mitchell Johnson could create mayhem again: Ian Chappell
Updated On: 28 June, 2015 08:25 AM IST | | Ian Chappell
Johnson's confidence in his own ability has risen to a point where he could create similar troubles for England as he did in the last Ashes series, writes former Aussie cricketing great Ian Chappell

Mitchell Johnson
"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust; if Thommo don't get ya, then Lillee must." That witty ditty first appeared during the 1974-75 series but it also serves as a succinct reminder of Ashes history — a tale of terrific and at times terrifying, fast bowling.
Mitchell Johnson. Pic/Getty Images
It's a history littered with occasional broken bones and animosity, and highlighted by the colourful nicknames attached to speedsters who dictated the fate of a series. It all began with "The Demon" Fred Spofforth and has continued with Harold Larwood known as the "Notts Express", Ray "Killer" Lindwall, Frank "Typhoon" Tyson, Jeff "Terror" Thomson and his co-conspirator Dennis "The Menace" Lillee.
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