1. In 2007, Brett Lee initiated Mewsic, a charitable foundation in India.
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4. In 2014, Brett Lee was criticised after he signed bats for Indian poltiicians Rajnath Singh, and Sushma Swaraj.
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7. Brett Lee was once briefly nicknamed "Oswald" by former Australian captain and New South Wales teammate Steve Waugh during his early international career.
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10. On 2 April 2006, Brett Lee hit his highest Test score of 64 in 68 balls against South Africa at Johannesburg.
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12. Early in his career, Brett Lee was reported for a suspected illegal bowling action, but was cleared, and was heavily criticised after bowling a series of beamers at batsmen during a number of ODIs in 2005.
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13. Brett Lee was called up to the squad for the 2007 ICC World Twenty20.
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14. Brett Lee made his Twenty20 and T20 International debut on 15 February 2005 against New Zealand in the first ever T20 international match.
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16. Brett Lee concluded the tournament with 22 wickets off 83.1 overs at an average of 17.90, a wicket behind Sri Lankan left-arm fastbowler Chaminda Vaas.
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18. Brett Lee has a One-day International hat-trick to his name, achieved in the 2003 World Cup against Kenya.
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19. Brett Lee made his One Day International debut for Australia against Pakistan on 9 January 2000 during the Carlton and United Breweries Series at the Gabba, Brisbane.
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20. Brett Lee ended his Test career with 310 wickets in 76 tests, the fourth highest Australian total behind Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Dennis Lillee.
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23. Brett Lee capped off the season by winning the Allan Border Medal, the award given to the player adjudged Australia's best international cricketer of the past year.
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24. Brett Lee was unable to maintain his performance when Australia visited Bangladesh for a two Test series, taking two wickets at 93, coming bottom of Australia's bowling averages.
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27. Brett Lee was replaced by fellow fast bowler Michael Kasprowicz in 2004 during the tour of Sri Lanka when Lee's ankle injury worsened, forcing him to return home to have surgery.
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31. Brett Lee returned for the Perth Test, after claiming a five wicket haul in a Pura Cup match against Queensland for New South Wales.
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35. Brett Lee won the inaugural Donald Bradman Young Player of the Year Award at the Allan Border Medal award ceremony in 2000 soon after his debut.
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37. Brett Lee retired from Big Bash League after playing the final match for the Sydney Sixers on 28 January 2015.
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42. Brett Lee is currently a film actor and a Fox Sports commentator.
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45. Brett Lee finished his Test with 310 wickets, and his One Day International career with 380 wickets.
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