Brett Lee

He managed to balance his desire and focus while clearly enjoying his cricket, respecting his opponents and with it, the game's traditions and values

Australia fast bowler Brett Lee, better known for dishing out chin music on the green, is now focusing on music of a different kind: music therapy

Watched Luke Wright score a very good hundred. Watched Luke Wright kiss his Melbourne Stars helmet

Brett Lee has escaped punishment over his criticism of Cricket New South Wales and its chief executive David Gilbert

Brett Lee is standing by his criticism of Cricket New South Wales and its chief executive David Gilbert despite being ordered to face a Cricket Australia disciplinary hearing

Brett Lee has called on Cricket New South Wales to sack the chief executive David Gilbert after the board fired the head coach Anthony Stuart during the week

Australia's team performance manager Pat Howard has expressed his disappointment at the Sydney Sixers Twenty20 team not passing on information about Pat Cummins' condition before he was diagnosed with a back stress fracture

For South African fans who don't get to watch star players in heated action regularly, the match was a prime example of how engaging these battles are. Three of them caught the eye

Sunil Narine has signed for the Sydney Sixers, Kemar Roach will play for the Brisbane Heat and Kieron Pollard will turn out for the Adelaide Strikers in this summer's Big Bash League

The tributes poured in for Australia quick Brett Lee, after he announced his international retirement on July 13 2012

Brett Lee, who battled his way through an injury-filled career, stands out among top ODI bowlers because of his exceptional strike-rate

Brett Lee always maintained his upbeat attitude, regardless of how his body was coping with his demands. And it didn't matter who you were or how you played, he was never easy to face

Brett Lee has confirmed his retirement from international cricket but he has declared his intention to play on in the BBL and the IPL

Shane Watson and Brett Lee are flying home early from Australia's poor ODI tour of England

Shane Watson and Brett Lee may be taking early leave from Australia's sobering tour of England after both suffered calf injuries in the tourists' eight-wicket loss to England at Durham.

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the 4th ODI at Chester-le-Street

Brett Lee has declined a contract with New South Wales, declaring he wants to leave room on the state's list for a younger player while he aims for an upgrade to a Cricket Australia deal

At 35 and having retired from Test cricket, Brett Lee stands on the verge of becoming Australia's leading wicket taker in one-day Internationals

Australia's first chance to measure their progress against England since the last Ashes series will have a pointed prelude