NOTTINGHAM (Reuters)
Australia fast bowler Jason Gillespie has proved his own worst enemy again as he took his 100th Test wicket in the third Ashes Test.

The 26-year-old 6ft 5ins right-armer dislikes publicity but inevitably earned himself a few more headlines at Trent Bridge as he helped wrap up the England innings with three quick wickets.

He now has 100 wickets at 22.18 apiece, a better average than Shane Warne's and within a whisker of Glenn McGrath's.

Gillespie, however, while constantly praised by his team mates -- Warne said he had bowled "absolutely sensationally" on Friday-- rarely seems to get the same credit.

His reluctance to be interviewed in any depth may play a part. "I don't like people knowing much about me. I don't think it's other people's business apart from mine," he says.

"I'll let the other players grow their profiles."

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