Feb 07, 2010 LEE MAY NEVER BOWL AGAIN
Brett Lee says he will consult Test captain Ricky Ponting before deciding whether to press on with his career or pulling up stumps after a 13-year career.

Lee is confronting his cricketing mortality as he fights to overcome the most painful injury of his illustrious career. His hopes of a Test recall had an almost terminal setback on Friday when Australia coach Tim Nielsen revealed the 33-year-old was at long odds to again wear the baggy green.

Despite speculation he may concentrate on limited-overs cricket, Lee told The Sunday Telegraph there is every possibility he may never bowl again after elbow surgery.
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Feb 05, 2010 LEE HAS A FUTURE IN ODI'S, SAYS NIELSEN
Brett Lee still has a future as an Australian fast bowler, says national coach Tim Nielsen - but it is unlikely to be in Test cricket.

Lee is recovering from elbow surgery and is unsure when he will be bowling again. He has yet to decide on his international future, and might limit himself to playing in the Indian Premier League.

Nielsen said Lee was still capable of commanding a spot in Australia's one-day side, but was at long odds to regain his place in the Test line-up, given he was 33 and had not played a Test since the Boxing Day match of 2008.
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Feb 05, 2010 LEE NON-COMMITTAL ON TEST FUTURE
Injury-cursed paceman Brett Lee has refused to guarantee continuing his Test cricket career until next summer's Ashes series.

Lee, 33, insists he still has plenty of cricket left in him despite recent elbow surgery for the latest injury problem to plague him.

But what form that cricket will take is unclear, with Lee offering a "maybe" as his answer to whether he saw himself continuing to play on for Australia in the home Ashes series at the end of 2010.
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Jan 30, 2010 LEE FEELS NO THREAT AT 'SECOND HOME' INDIA
Unfazed by threats issued by Shiv Sena and well on his way to recovering from an elbow injury, Australian speedster Brett Lee on Thursday said he would play in the Indian Premier League starting March 12.

"I obviously feel very proud coming to India. I have been here a lot of times and I love coming here. I have said it time and again that India is like a second home to me. I feel very comfortable with the way I am treated here. It's humbling," Lee said on being asked whether Sena's threat to stop Aussies from playing in IPL would prevent him from participating in the Twenty20 event.
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Jan 29, 2010 Pearls introduces Brett Lee as its Brand Ambassador
Pearls and its associates forming the diversified business conglomeration launched Australian’s world class pace attacker Mr. Bret Lee as their brand ambassador. Brett Lee will be helping the Pearls Corporate in the fields of Infrastructure, Media and Tourism to spruce up its growth initiatives and enhancing the zeal and perfection in its corporate image. Pearl’s Directors and Pearls family expressed their imminence pleasure and confidence for the association with Mr. Brett Lee.
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Jan 25, 2010 INDIANS ARE WELCOME IN AUSTRALIA
The spate of attacks on Indians living in Melbourne has saddened Australian pacer Brett Lee, who says people from India would always be welcome Down Under in spite of the recent happenings.

“I just want to make it very clear to the Indian public that we as Australians love India the country but also love the Indian students and Indian people in general coming out to Australia and to let them know that they are so welcome,” Lee said.
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Jan 23, 2010 BRETT LEE AIMS TO BE BOWLING BY FEBRUARY 23
Brett Lee is reluctant to commit on his availability for the IPL as he wants to make sure he recovers completely from the elbow injury to his bowling hand, which he sustained during the ODI series in India last November. "I am not going to be making any statement if I will be ready or not," Lee told Cricinfo from Sydney. Lee underwent surgery on December 2 last year and was advised to wear a shoulder brace for a minimum of six weeks.
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