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	Brett Lee-home
		Brett Lee has become one of the bowlers to be watched closely in recent crickets.
		Brett Lee is one of the most enthusiastic players in the Australian side.
		Brett Lee is still young and has a lot of cricket ahead of him.
	www.sportingstar.com /brett-lee/index.htm (261 words)

	Brett Lee - The Aussie Trailblazer : Cricketfundas.com
		Brett Lee - The Aussie Trailblazer : Cricketfundas.com
		Lee is the very flavor that has the exuberance of youth and the arrogance of the greats.
		Lee bowls with quite a bit of variation in pace every now and then, in between fizzing balls, perfume balls, he would throw in the very deceptive back-of-the-hand slower ball, which would be very slow compared to other balls.
	www.cricketfundas.com /brettleeprofile.html (829 words)

	Shoaib vs Brett Lee
		Brett Lee's max speed was 155.7KPH while that of Shoaib was 155.6 but in the Sharjah Cup Shoaib bowled a ball to Dravid of speed 156.4 or 156.6 and thus balled the second fastest ball of the cricket history.
		In South Africa Lee bowled 2 balls at 156kmh, so as far as pace goes they're pretty much on a par.Having said that, Lee is believed to have been favoring his sore ankles, so some believe he's got a few more km left in him.
		Lee was constantly in the high 130s, so he's either only 90% fit (ankle ops') or lost a bit of confidence with the "chucking" debacle.
	www.suite101.com /discussion.cfm/cricket/30836 (714 words)

	Daylife / Brett Lee
		Lee that he is unable to take his place in the Cricket World Cup and is a significant blow for the planning and preparation in...
		Lee's absence is a further blow to the defending champions' troubled build-up to the March 13-April...
		Brett Lee (born 8 November 1976 in Wollongong, New South Wales) is an Australian cricketer.
	www.daylife.com /topic/Brett_Lee (865 words)

	A Special Page On Brett Lee-pics,articles-www.cricketfundas.com
		In that series, the two went head to head with Lee bowling at 154.8 kph on the 23rd of January 2000 and recording the fastest ball of the summer compared to Shoaib's 154.7 kph timed during the second final at the MCG.
		Lee's quickest ball of the Ashes series was 152.4 kph followed by 154.5 kph in the third Test verses New Zealand and his sharpest ball of the recent Australian summer was 154.6 kph.
		Brett Lee may have been clocked at 157.4 kph at Newlands on Friday, but Australian wicketkeeper and vice-captain Adam Gilchrist wasn't all that convinced that he had just taken the fastest delivery recorded since the introduction of speed-measuring devices.
	www.geocities.com /swagath_bv/leepics.htm (612 words)

	Chucking an optical illusion, says Brett Lee - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		Australian cricketer, Brett Lee, addresses a press conference in New Delhi yesterday where he is launching a contest to find India's fastest bowler.
		Lee, touring India on a business trip, also defended Australia against sledging, saying his team always tried to play fair and square.
		Lee said he was keenly looking forward to bowling in India on his team's upcoming tour for a triangular one-day series because it was a big challenge for him.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /sports/html/20030911T000000-0500_48786_OBS_CHUCKING_AN_OPTICAL_ILLUSION__SAYS_BRETT_LEE.asp (439 words)

	Brett Lee marries Liz Kemp - Cricket - Sport - smh.com.au
		Brett Lee and Liz Kemp at the recent weeding of Lee's brother Shane.
		Lee, 29, and Kemp, 29, a podiatrist from Double Bay, were married at the country house of broadcaster Alan Jones at Fitzroy Falls, near Bowral.
		Slater, who is close friends with Lee's older brother, Shane, joked about not being invited to the wedding, saying: "I didn't get a guernsey." But he said a handful of other cricketers would be there.
	www.smh.com.au /news/cricket/brett-lee-marries/2006/06/03/1148956583410.html (778 words)

	Brett Lee Photos - Brett Lee News - Brett Lee Information
		Brett Lee is the first Australian player to take a hat-trick in the 2003 World Cup in South Africa.
		Lee was given a secret trial as pitcher for America baseball team the Arizona Diamondbacks.
		Lee said he would love to work in the Indian film industry.
	www.tv.com /brett-lee/person/81844/summary.html (351 words)

	Brett Lee on way home, Johnson off to NZ - Breaking News - Sport - Breaking News
		Australia expects fast bowler Brett Lee to ready for next week's first Test against South Africa despite cutting short his tour of New Zealand to face the prospect of surgery.
		Lee is experiencing difficulty breathing through his nose because of a narrowing of his left nasal passage and flew out of Wellington to return to Sydney for an appointment with a specialist.
		Lee might have to undergo day surgery to have the problem fixed, but Alcott thought any surgery could be delayed for several weeks if it affected his build-up to the Proteas series.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Sport/Brett-Lee-on-way-home-Johnson-off-to-NZ/2005/12/08/1133829707161.html (510 words)

	Akram shows Brett Lee how to swing - Cricket - Sport - theage.com.au
		Lee approached Akram, now a television commentator, during Australia's second Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong and the Pakistani is confident Lee can surprise England with reverse swing this summer, just as England's Simon Jones and Andrew Flintoff brought Australian batsmen undone in last year's Ashes loss.
		Akram said there were several lessons Jason Gillespie and Lee would take away from their tour of Bangladesh, which he said was a good opportunity for Australia to refine its skills before the Ashes.
		Lee said he turned to Akram for advice on how to master the tactic so successfully employed by the English last year, and the Pakistani bowler sat down with him, Nathan Bracken and Mitchell Johnson to discuss it.
	www.theage.com.au /news/cricket/akram-shows-brett-lee-how-to-swing/2006/04/22/1145344319363.html (731 words)

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		Lee wrote the lyrics of "You're The One For Me" -- which he performs with legendary Bollywood singer Asha Bhosle -- in 30 minutes after a cricket practice session with his team during the Champions Trophy tournament in India in November.
		Lee has reportedly said recording the song with Bhosle was an "amazing" experience, calling the Indian singer, who has sung some 13,000 numbers, the "Aretha Franklin of India".
		Lee, who plays in the band Six and Out with former New South Wales state teammates, has also been offered roles in Bollywood films, but he has turned them down because of cricket commitments, the Times newspaper reported in London this week.
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	Brett Lee to sing with Asha Bhosle
		Aussie fast bowler Brett Lee will be soon heard singing in an album with none other than the versatile Asha Bhosle for her album which has music by Shamir Tandon.
		Brett Lee who is a popular country rock singer in Australia is open to singing offers if they come from Bollywood.
		Brett Lee sang the song with Asha Bhosle while he was in India during the recently concluded Champions Trophy.
	www.indiafm.com /news/2006/11/16/8225/index.html (213 words)

	Fans miss hero Brett Lee \| The Daily Telegraph
		Keen to accelerate his blistering one-day form at the SCG yesterday, Lee struck a disappointed figure as 12th man after becoming the latest victim of CA's controversial rotation policy.
		With no notice of Lee's omission until midday, the 40,000-strong crowd arrived in expectation of witnessing the NSW missile's exhilarating arsenal.
		Lee is certain to be included for Sunday's crunch game against New Zealand in Melbourne.
	www.news.com.au /dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,21160196-5001023,00.html?from=public_rss (694 words)

	Brett Lee sings a love song for Asha-Bombay Times-City Supplements-NEWS-The Times of India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Australian bowler Brett Lee may have declined a film with Amitabh Bachchan recently, but the 29-year-old second fastest bowler in the world is now singing a duet with music diva Asha Bhosle.
		Lee is a trained guitarist, but a self-taught singer, and performs with his band in Australia when he gets time off from cricket.
		Lee recorded the song in the gap of a week between the two matches in Chandigarh and Mohali before flying to Australia to be with his wife, who is due to deliver.
	timesofindia.indiatimes.com /articleshow/461003.cms (471 words)

	Brett Lee
		Lee also has a great chance of passing 300 Test wickets before his career comes to an end, and this would be a fine return for a cricketer who was close to being written off as all style and no substance 18 months ago.
		Lee was left unbeaten on 43 as Australia fell three runs short of one of the unlikeliest Test wins ever, and the photo of Flintoff consoling the Australian at the end of the game will be one of the defining sporting images for years to come.
		Lee and Kasprowicz formed another late-order alliance to seal a nailbiting win over South Africa to ease the pain of the earlier near-miss.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /events/2006/ashes/players/brett-lee.html (474 words)

	Khaleej Times Online - Brett Lee revels in new role
		BRISBANE — Brett Lee shies away from declaring himself the leader of the Australian pace attack, but he says he’s confident of having a major impact in the Ashes Test series against England starting here today.
		Lee’s wife, Liz, gave birth to their first child, son Preston, last week and he comes to the Gabba this week where his Test career turned around one year ago.
		Lee has also added two more five-wicket hauls, giving him seven from his 54 Tests, and comes into Thursday’s match needing just two dismissals to join the top 10 of Australian Test wicket-takers, sitting one behind Merv Hughes’ 212 scalps.
	www.khaleejtimes.com /DisplayArticleNew.asp?xfile=data/sports/2006/November/sports_November847.xml§ion=sports&subsection=cricket (381 words)

	Brett Lee to miss World Cup
		Australia fast bowler Brett Lee was ruled out of the World Cup with an ankle injury on Friday to continue the defending champions' troubled buildup to the tournament.
		'It is a great disappointment for Brett Lee that he is unable to take place in the Cricket World Cup and is a significant blow for the planning and preparation in place for the tournament,' Hilditch said in a statement.
		Lee is Australia's main strike bowler and his withdrawal is a big blow to the team's chances of winning the World Cup for the third time in a row.
	www.rediff.com /wc2007/2007/feb/23lee.htm (422 words)

	Ambassador: Brett Lee
		Brett Lee has risen to national and international fame as one of the cricket world's most exciting fast pace bowlers.
		The speed that Brett generates when bowling is in excess of 145 kilometres per hour.
		Brett is the younger brother of Shane Lee who was regarded as one of Australia's leading all-rounders.
	www.schools.nsw.edu.au /events/sponsoropp/sportfoundation/brettlee.php (176 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Brett Lee
		It was the same in the 2004-05 VB Series - Lee's pace was blinding; Shoaib's was hamstrung.
		Lee's 2006 brightened further when he partnered Kasprowicz in a nail-biting win over South Africa that eased the pain of the previous near-miss.
		Lee moved into the position he had craved since crashing on to the Test scene with 5 for 47 against India, and he celebrated 89 international wickets for the season with lawnmower, hunting and leaping celebrations.
	content-usa.cricinfo.com /australia/content/player/6278.html (695 words)

	Brett Lee bowls Asha Bhosle with his song - Music India OnLine
		Brett Lee is a popular country rock singer in Australia and is a specialist in playing guitar.
		Brett Lee will be singing for an Indian album for the first time, sharing the mike with none other than diva Asha Bhosle.
		Brett Lee recorded for the song during his recent tour to India for the Champions Trophy.
	www.musicindiaonline.com /n/i/top_stories/2032 (221 words)

	BrettLee.Net - The Unofficial Brett Lee Site
		Australia's pace bowling sensation Brett Lee believes he can hurl down even quicker deliveries than the ones he unleashed in the final one-day international against South Africa in Johannesburg last Sunday.
		In an exceptionally quick second spell, Lee sent down two deliveries to Jonty Rhodes and Mark Boucher which registered 156 kilometres per hour on the speed gun at the Wanderers ground.
		Brett Lee climaxed an impressive rookie season at international level by taking three for 32 in Australia's final match of a long and gruelling campaign.
	www.brettlee.net /articles/faster210400.php (217 words)

	Brett Lee to have ankle surgery - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		Lee, who injured the ankle during a tour match before the first Test, underwent further evaluation by specialists and diagnostic scans in Sydney this week, Cricket Australia said yesterday.
		The 27 year-old Lee will have to undergo a lengthy rehabilitation process, but it is not known how long he will be sidelined.
		Lee previously had ankle surgery last year for bone spurs.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /sports/html/20040320T210000-0500_57448_OBS_BRETT_LEE_TO_HAVE_ANKLE_SURGERY.asp (212 words)

	Brett Lee (Australia), Brett Lee, Cricket Player, Australian Cricket Player, Cricket, Records of Brett Lee, Profile of ...
		Probably the fastest bowler in the world today, Brett Lee is one of the most colorful personalities of world cricket.
		Having a record speed of 99 mph, and only Pakistani speedster Shoaib Akhtar as competition, Brett Lee continues to be one of the most formidable bowlers in the game of cricket.
		Apart from cricket, Brett Lee is also a talented musician and a designer of men's clothing.
	www.cricketscorelive.com /cricket-players-profile/australia/brett-lee.html (309 words)

	Brett Lee : Stats, Pics, Articles, Interviews and Milestones - Cricketfundas.com
		Brett Lee : Stats, Pics, Articles, Interviews and Milestones - Cricketfundas.com
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		Brett Lee would beat the batsman for sheer pace.
	www.cricketfundas.com /brettlee.html (501 words)

	Ankle operation for Brett Lee
		Australia fast bowler Brett Lee is to undergo surgery on his left ankle later on Thursday, Cricket Australia announced in a statement.
		The paceman has been troubled by the ankle for a while but decided to have an operation after he was forced out of the forthcoming tour of India with a strained stomach muscle.
		Lee felt pain in the back of his ankle during this month's two-test series against Zimbabwe but Alcott said the injury should heal quickly after surgery.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2003/oct/23lee.htm (222 words)

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