Brett Lee

Born on November 8, 1976, in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia, Brett Lee, is a former international Australian cricketer and a movie actor. He is the son of Bob Lee, a metallurgist, and Helen Buxton, a piano tutor. He is the brother of Grant Lee and Shane Lee. His brother Shane Lee is also a cricket player under a camp in Australia.

Lee went to Balarang Public School and Oak Flats High School, who eventually named their cricket ground in his respect. Since his adolescence, he was always keen on becoming a cricket. At the age of nine, he played his first game of cricket officially. He started playing first level cricket for Campbell town at the age of 16, where he took wickets of a couple of New South Wales cricket players and Mosman, where at a certain point, he imparted the new ball to Shoaib Akhtar Shoaib Akhtar was born in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Paki >> Read More... and quickly played close by Andrew Strauss, the England batsman. Under 17 and 19 levels in the Australian group,

Lee was admired as fast bowler and soon he got the opportunity to go to the Cricket Academy of Australia.He was finally chosen for Australia against the visiting Indian team and got an amazing 5 wicket, which included Sadagoppan Ramesh Sadagoppan Ramesh is a former cricket player and a >> Read More... in his first over. Due to repeated injuries, Lee resigned from Test cricket in an offer to get his work in the limited overs cricket in February of 2010. He proceeded with his phenomenal form getting 42 wickets in the initial 7 Tests matches before he endured a progression of wounds that kept him out of the tournament. In 2000, Lee made his debut in ODI against Pakistan and became Australia's foremost bowlers from that point forward. Since 2003, he was a consistent figure in the main ten bowlers of ODI and in January 2006, he became number one bowler. He was the 1st Australian at a World Cup to record the hat-trick, after getting 3 rejections in 3 balls in the game against Kenya. Lee brags of a phenomenal bowling average of below 25 and the economy less than 5, playing in 200 ODIs.

In 2004, he was dropped by the team due to his injury. He came back to the Australian group for the 2005 Ashes which won by England. He had a sensible outing and was held in the group. Taking after the retirements of McGrath and Warne, Lee was granted the Man of the Series in the game against Sri Lanka. He was highlighted in the Australian groups which won the World Cups in 2003 and 2007. In 2007 and 2008, he likewise shined in the Border-Gavaskar arrangement, winning the grant of the Man of the Series once more. He topped off the season by gaining the Allan Border Medal. Referring to wounds, Lee resigned from Test cricket in an offer to join the constrained overs cricket in February of 2010. For IPL equip, he played in Punjab Kings XI for the initial 3 years helping them complete in the main 4 in the inaugural release.

He was present in the Shah Rukh Khan possessed group Kolkata Knight Riders for the fourth version. On 12 July 2012, he reported his retirement from all types of universal cricket. He in this manner declined to reestablish his agreement with his home state side New South Wales, yet kept on playing Twenty20 games for a few seasons after, most eminently in the Big Bash League and Indian Premier League. Lee is additionally part of Six and Out, a rock band comprising his sibling Shane and previous New South Wales cricket players Richard Chee Quee, Gavin Robertson and Brad McNamara. He was the electric bass player of the band. Lee recorded a song called You're the One For Me with Asha Bhosle Asha is considered to be the second greatest femal >> Read More... , the India’s music Diva.

He shot scenes for his first Bollywood motion picture ' Victory Click to look into! >> Read More... ' in 2008. He started Mewsic, an altruistic foundation in India, meant to encourage the inclusion of hindered youngsters in music in 2007. He likewise once facilitated a brief TV program called Personal Best. He did the Indo-Australian movie UnIndian with Tannishtha Chatterjee Tannishtha Chatterjee is a famous actress of Bolly >> Read More... , which was filmed in Sydney. He wrote his Autobiography ‘My Life’, which has insight of his life as a cricketer.