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    newscricket2 months ago

    India have a lot of young pacers coming through the ranks, asserts Brett Lee

    Brett Lee has stated that it is exciting to see so many pacers coming through India’s ranks and that's exactly the reason why India can dominate world cricket because of their incredible bowling. Lee has also added that despite the early summer conditions, fast bowlers will be in for a hard time.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    ICC World Cup 2019 | Yorker works anywhere in the world, claims Brett Lee

    Former Australian cricketer Brett Leee has claimed that the yorkers work in any part of the world. He also believes that Australia have the best bowling attack with the presence of Mitchell Starc, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins and Jason Behrendorff for the upcoming World Cup in England and Wales.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    IPL 2019 | Harbhajan Singh knows exactly where to bowl for certain batsmen, says Brett Lee

    Brett Lee has stated that Harbhajan Singh has been bowling with a proper plan for every batsman and he is particularly impressed with the way Harbhajan is imparting the revolutions. The former Indian off-spinner has taken 16 wickets from 10 matches so far in the ongoing edition of the IPL.
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    newscricketa year ago

    Video | Brett Lee disguises himself as old man to play some cricket with Mumbai kids

    Brett Lee is synonymous with terrifying his opponents with his brute pace, but sometimes the veteran also prefers spreading smiles rather than fear. The former Aussie pacer disguised himself as an old man in order to head out and play cricket in an academy in the city of Mumbai.
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    newscricketa year ago

    Aggression is fine to a point, we don’t want robots on the field, says Brett Lee

    Brett Lee came out in support of pacer Kagiso Rabada as he opined that a certain degree of aggression is tolerable in cricket or else it would be a game between a team of robots. Lee added that he would like to see more yorkers being used in the shorter-format of the game to curb batsmen.
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    newscricket2 years ago

    WATCH | Virender Sehwag, VVS Laxman, Brett Lee imitate MS Dhoni's signature helicopter shot

    When we talk about 'Helicopter shot' there is only one name that comes to our mind, Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Over the years, numerous cricketers have tried to imitate the hard-hitting batsman's trademark shot and the latest to join that list are Virender Sehwag, VVS Laxman, Dean Jones and Brett Lee.
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    newscricket2 years ago

    Virat Kohli’s technique is impeccable, says Brett Lee

    Former Australian pacer Brett Lee has praised Virat Kohli’s batting skills and called his technique "impeccable". Virat Kohli has been in impressive form for the last couple of years, but according to Lee, Kohli is yet to hit his peak.
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    newscricket2 years ago

    Adam Gilchrist picks Michael Bevan as the hardest bowler he has kept wickets to

    Australian legend Adam Gilchrist has picked Michael Bevan over the likes of Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, and Brett Lee as the hardest bowler he has kept wickets to. The 45-year-old believes that Bevan’s bowling action is what made things difficult for Gilchrist behind the stumps.
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    newscricket2 years ago

    Brett Lee: Virat Kohli is my son's favourite cricketer

    Brett Lee has revealed that his 10-year-old son’s favourite cricketer is Virat Kohli and recalled an incident when the Indian skipper gave a personalised autographed t-shirt for his son. The former tear-away Aussie pacer has also heaped praise on Kohli’s brilliant art of controlled aggression.
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    newscricket2 years ago

    WATCH | Commentators’ hilarious attempt to recreate the Ishant Sharma game face

    Ishant Sharma went viral on the internet during the second Test in Bengaluru when in a moment of madness he made a funny face at Steve Smith after beating the batsman. The commentators covering the Border-Gavaskar series have attempted copying Sharma’s expression, and the result is hilarious.
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