Has Lee done enough?The Ashes Australia by Durhamfootman (U9722616) 02 July 2009 Australia's stand out bowler today, by all accounts. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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fairandbalancedfan (U13654179) posted Jul 3, 2009 Brett Lee is always a dangerman - he will deliver 170 km/h in Tests - He will transform into a Thommo and with Siddle they can become a Lillee-Thommo of yesteryears
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iyer-tina (U13403654) posted Jul 3, 2009 He is definently in the team for the first test.
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larafan1 (U13968104) posted Jul 3, 2009 i don't think they have much of a choice,do they?
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danceswithfire (U13830752) posted Jul 3, 2009 speed guns in England need to be looked at properly......at the T20 world cup kallis got up 90mph...luke wright got up to 86mph...plus anderson and broad against the windies were in the 90s too.
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Durhamfootman (U9722616) posted Jul 3, 2009 fair and balanced fan,
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beautifulVinod (U10596611) posted Jul 3, 2009 Lee Lee Lee Lee that is the bowling order for the Oz.
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wombat2 (U3296764) posted Jul 4, 2009 To josh4 england .'Just to let you know that my erudite post detailing my reason for stating that the poms had played Lee into the first test and casting aspersions on your IQ and paternity have been unjustly removed.
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JOSH-4-ENG (U13169753) posted Jul 4, 2009 'These poms are a devious and duplicitous lot'
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2006glory (U6637442) posted Jul 4, 2009 I don't think so. Unless Australia play four pace bowlers, which is not a bad idea. Pure pace doesn't get top class batsmen out, I would have rather seen lee bowling fast outswingers, but good to see him on the improve
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wombat2 (U3296764) posted Jul 4, 2009 Johs 4 eng. Comment on this article
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