Brett Lee

Brett Lee broke an unwanted record when he made a surprise return to the Australian side on Saturday.

The New South Wales and Australian quick bowler Brett Lee will warm up for this summer's Ashes battle by playing in a Second XI Championship match for Nottinghamshire

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has revealed that he may play Second XI cricket for a first-class county in an effort to attain full fitness prior to the Ashes series

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee will link up with the his team-mates on the Travelex Australian Tour of the UK 2001 ahead of schedule to assist with his rehabilitation from the elbow injury he suffered last summer, it was announced today.

Brett Lee and the Australian cricket team were among the nominees to miss out on major awards at the second annual Laureus World Sports Awards night in Monte Carlo on Tuesday

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Speed today announced the twenty-five players to be contracted by the Board for the next twelve months

With anticipation growing prior to the Ashes series there is differing news for two of Australia's fastest bowlers and an admission from the Australian chairman of selectors that tough decisions need to be made in picking a squad for the tour

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Doctor, Trefor James, advised today that the surgery on fast bowler, Brett Lee's elbow has gone well but that he will remain in hospital for at least one more day as he recovers from the operation.

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee is to have surgery to repair the medial ligament and flexor tendon in his right elbow on Tuesday 6 February, it was announced today

New South Wales and Australia fast bowler Brett Lee has been given the all-clear to resume bowling, it was announced on Monday

Not even a fourteen-man Kenyan batting lineup could prevent Australia cruising to an easy victory in their warmup match for the ICC KnockOut in Nairobi yesterday

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee will visit the WACA Ground today to work with his coach of five years, Dennis Lillee

The bowling action of Australian paceman Brett Lee has been cleared of any suspicion by the International Cricket Council (ICC)

The International Cricket Council's (ICC) Advisory Panel on Illegal Deliveries will have a telephone hook-up to discuss the action of Australian fast bowler Brett Lee this evening (Tuesday 1 August) at 7pm Melbourne time

The ACB today confirmed that the ICC hearing concerning Brett Lee would take place this Tuesday, 1 August 2000 in Melbourne at a venue yet to be determined

The action of Australian fast bowler Brett Lee will be independently assessed by Dennis Lillee and medical experts to dispel any doubt over his action following it being referred to the International Cricket Council (ICC) for examination

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee is under investigation by the ICC's illegal deliveries committee following an adverse report about his bowling action

Glenn McGrath was named the FICA PricewaterhouseCoopers International Cricketer of the Year 2000 at The Grosvenor House Hotel on Monday 3rd July 2000

Brett Lee, Australia's newest bowling phenomenon, has soared to sixth in the PricewaterhouseCoopers Ratings for bowlers