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Moderator: Brett Lee is right here with us. You can ask your questions.
Sunil: Who is the most difficult batsman to bowl at?
Brett Lee: Sachin Tendulkar! Playing against him has been a dream come true. He's always been an idol of mine.
He has got very good eyes and sees the ball early. There's very little margin of error while bowling at him. He's a natural
stroke-maker and possesses an inborn talent. It's great bowling against him and to test him.
Guest211: Brett, who's your favourite cricketer?
Brett: Allan Donald has been my idol while I was growing up. He takes so many wickets and he has got total control
over his bowling. He has lot of fun on the field, too. The way he bowls and give so little away to the batsmen, that at times
he becomes really very difficult bowler to play against. He's simply great
Muneeza: Hi Brett, how are you? Do you
like competing with your brother?
Brett: There's sort of healthy competition between us.
We're not exactly rivals and we work together as a team since he's elder to me I always look up on him for support.
Guest 215: How do you feel playing for a team that has people like Shane Warne
and Steve Waugh?
Brett: It's a huge bonus playing along with them. Steve is arguably the best captain
and Shane is a perfect bowler. He has so many tricks up his sleeves and mentally he's tough. Both of them have so much to
give to the youngsters.
Guest71: Is it your ambition to bowl at 100-miles-per-hour?
Brett:
Yeah, of course, I have a dream to bowl at that pace. But at the same time I want to take wickets and be consistent all the
time. It is very healthy that countries have bowlers who can bowl at more than 150 kilometre per hour per hour. It's a very
healthy sign.
Aamish: Which is your favorite ground?
Brett: It's SCG (Sydney
Cricket Ground). It's got history behind it. It's great playing out there and the atmosphere is terrific.
Sachin217: Who do you like bowling with, Glenn or Shane?
Brett:
I like bowling with both of them. Well, bowling with Glenn is quite different. He is very accurate and maintains a steady
line and length. He is very consistent. Shane is classic sort of bowler and has so many tricks up his sleeves and it's only
a matter of time before he'll script a batsman's downfall. He tries all the time and varies his bowling quite a lot. I don't
mind bowling with either of them.
Guest62: How exactly do you work on your pace?
Brett: Pre-season
fitness is very essential. Previously I had a weak back that used to give me lot of problem. I think it is very important
to have a strong body. I work on lower part of my body, do some sit-ups but never too much of weights.
Mischief: What is that you like to do other than playing cricket?
Brett:
I like playing golf. Though I am not very good at it but it keeps my mind off cricket. I play music. It's a cricket band --
my brother Shane and three other New South Wales players. I play bass guitar, we do about 2-3 gigs a week in pubs during the
off-season.
Aamish: Do you think that you can ever replace McGrath?
Brett:
Can't really. There's still along way to go before that. He's very consistent and a prefect bowler. But yeah, one day I'd
love to be the strike bowler for Australia and do the best I can.
Muneeza: Which is your favourite country against whom you like playing?
Brett: I think playing in India would be a big thing - its a different challenge - and South Africa, but most of
all England because of the romance of the Ashes.
Guest70: Brett, are you married or you have a girlfriend?
Brett:
No haven't got a girlfriend, I'm just concentrating on my cricket and not exactly looking for one yet.
21st July, 2000.
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Chat Transcript with Brett Lee:
Inside Criket Interview (Fox Sports) |
Allan Border: Brett, welcome to Inside Cricket. What an amazing weekend, you
must still be on a high.
Brett: Absolutely yeah, to actually win a Test match like that and
be a part of history is just a fantastic feeling and I am still on a high. I mean you can't wipe the smile off my face right
now. You made your Test debut in last year's Boxing Day Test match, played in 7 of the 12 wins, and taken 42 wickets at an
average of 16. Do you have to pinch yourself when you think about what you've achieved in the last 12 months? Yeah it's all
happened so quickly and I've always dreamed of playing Test cricket since the age of 10 years old, and to actually one day
wear the Baggy Green cap is a fantastic feeling. Things have happened so quickly over the last 12 months and I'm still on
a bit of a rollercoaster ride right now, enjoy my cricket - playing some good cricket, and having a lot of fun.
Back to Perth - 2nd innings, during that 5 wickets, now you found yourself on
a hat trick. Now talk us through the first couple of wickets, then the hat trick ball to Courtney Walsh. What was going through
your mind then?
Brett: You knock over two in a row, you're feeling pretty confident
coming in against Courtney Walsh when he's coming in defending against you - he's probably the best person to try and get
a hat trick on. I think I was a little bit excited and trying to push the ball in a little bit too quickly and yeah, basically
missed the stumps and he missed it, so I missed out on my hat trick. But that's cricket, it happens.
You look as though you're getting a bit of reverse swing on the ball, so the
first two wickets - that's a beauty to Nixon McLean and then the superb one to Marlon Black. So you just get the ball to tail
a little bit don't you?
Brett: I always feel confident when the ball tends to tail end, I mean
generally with the brand new balls I try to bowl outswingers but then once the ball starts getting old again you just bring
the ball back in, I find it works very well with the latest sort of order down there, I tend to knock them over.
Do you have anything in mind with Courtney coming out, I mean he charged Glenn
McGrath's hat trick ball didn't he...
Brett: He didn't know what to expect!
...yeah so he's a bit like that, the way he plays.
Brett:
Yeah he enjoys his cricket, he doesn't really regard himself as a batsman that much and that team is a fantastic order for
cricket I think, and for him to actually come out and play a shot like that, I think just sums his game up - he enjoys himself.
Talking about hat tricks, Glenn McGrath's hat trick in Perth took him past the
300-wicket mark in Test cricket, talk us through your relationship with Glenn both on the field as a fast bowling partner,
and off the field.
Brett: Glenn's been fantastic over the last 12 months he's taught me so
much. I suppose I was a bit of a bowler who tended to bowl two sort of lengths, I was either bowling too short or too full
over the past could of years, and since I've been hanging around Glenn and watching what he does I think he has improved my
bowling because I can bowl a right line and length. He has taught me and shown that consistency gets wickets and he bowls
a very good pace, and he bowls it at you the whole day. I've been trying to work on that with my bowling and it's certainly
helped me.
I hope you're not picking up his bad habits, being a pest in the dressing room,
etc.!
Brett: Well he does stir the boys up but I think it's part of him, I think it's good
for the side!
Now do you envision yourself - 300 Test wickets, or just something way way in
the future?
Brett: I mean I'm very happy to reach 40 Test wickets, I'm not looking too far
ahead, I think in the next game I'll be trying to focus on getting the next wicket, that's just the way I look at things.
I don't try to set myself five wickets a match or take 300 Test wickets, it's basically what happens day after day so I set
myself real small goals and once I've achieved them I try to reassess and set myself these other goals again.
So that's the bowling side of things, what about the batting, just a couple
of telling knocks in the first two Test matches, whacking fast bowlers back over the head for 6, that's a bit dangerous I
reckon...
Brett: Yeah you just close your eyes and hit as hard as you can and see what comes
off! But I have been doing some work with John Buchanan, our coach, and he has been helping me in the nets and spending a
lot of time on my batting, but it's just something I enjoy doing - just watching the ball very closely and hopefully pick
up a couple of runs.
We couldn't let you go without asking you about your other passion - your band
Six & Out.
Brett: It's great fun, I mean guys like playing golf to relax, we like playing
music and we find this is a very good thing - it takes our minds off cricket. During winter we play quite a few gigs around
Sydney which was a fantastic experience. Something different because in cricket I think you feel quite comfortable with what
you're doing, but when it comes to music you're just outside that square, so it's a little bit if-fy at first but once you
put in the hard yards it does become OK. But with the band now we are trying to play some good music over the next couple
of months and basically see what happens from there, but we're having a lot of fun and it's great to be part of the band.
Brett, congratulations on being part of Test cricket history in Perth, good
luck for the rest of the year and thanks for your time today.
Brett: Thank you Allan, ta.
6th November, 2000.
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Transcript with Brett Lee: ninemsn.com.au |
Host Stella_9msn says: ninemsn presents a Live Interview with cricketers Brett
Lee. He is chatting to us today about his band 'Six & Out' and his career in cricket.
Host Stella_9msn says: Welcome back Brett!
Brett Lee says:
Thank you, it's nice to be back. Obviously it's tough coming back after an injury but it's great to see that my back is feeling
a lot better.
Rivendell says: Brett, Have you found it had to comeback to international cricket
after your recent injury?
Brett Lee says: I've bowled twice in the last 8 weeks so I've found it tough
to find some rhythm. As each day goes by I think I'll find the rhythm will slowly come back...hopefully!
Emma_Decibelle says: Brett, I have bought the Six and Out album and was very impressed
with your work on "Going Away"! Have you done any more songwriting? What inspires you to write?
Brett
Lee says: I just spend a lot of time by myself when I'm on tour because after each day's play you get quite a bit of free
time so it allows you to write a couple of songs if needed. It's something I enjoy doing and yes I have written a couple more.
julz says: Are you going to start touring anytime soon with Six & Out?
Brett Lee says: Not at the moment, as cricket is full steam ahead right now, but keep logging on to our website
and there will hopefully be dates coming up shortly. Keep referring to the website to find out the details.
Rivendell says: Brett, What response do you have for the media who suggest your
rhythm isn't right since your comeback?
Brett Lee says: Pretty close to the mark I think. That would
be a fair comment. the only thing that I was worried about was to make sure that my back was going to be ok. I'm sure the
rhythm and the wickets will come in the near future.
melba says: Hi Brett my name is Aaron, Melbourne and I am 15 years old I am a fast
bowler that has been clocked in at 129 km/h and when my action finishes my back hurts. Is that what happened to you?
Brett Lee says: Yeah that's generally what happened. Make sure you don't try to bowl too quick, it's about having
good rhythm because the faster you try to bowl, the slower the ball comes out. Concentrate on his action, not sure if you're
front on or side on, just make sure you get your action right - once that's right the pace will come.
brett_blues says: Hey Brett ever thought about coaching anyone?
Brett
Lee says: Yes I used to coach when I was younger. It was something that I have enjoyed doing, but at the moment it's pretty
tough because I don't get much spare time. Any spare time I get these days is devoted to either music or training.
youwillloosebyindia says: Brett, India is gonna be a tough tour for you all. How
do you think you will go, especially with the hot conditions and the turning dead wickets? India has sooooo many good batsman
you better watch out!
Brett Lee says: I think it's going to be a good tour. I've played India twice
and really enjoyed bowling on their wickets because the ball tends to swing reverse a lot earlier than it does here in Australia.
I find I've had a lot of success bowling with the old ball so I'm hoping that those conditions will suit me.
Brittany says: Hello there Brett, my name is Brittany and I am a 10 year old girl
who loves playing cricket. I hope to one day play in the Australian girls side. Do you have any tips for me to help me become
a better player? P.S. You are my favourite Australian player!
Brett Lee says: Thank you very much. Just
make sure you enjoy your cricket Brittany, just have fun with your mates at school playing cricket. Aim as high as you can
- there's no limits. Good luck!
Rivendell says: Brett, What is the status on your injury? Do you have limited mobility?
Are you still receiving treatment?
Brett Lee says: No as from now, I'm cleared to play. Obviously I've
played the last two games & touch wood, the back is doing great. I just have to maintain doing all my lower core strength
work to make sure that my back is nice and strong to overcome any pressure I put on it.
EliseDeb says: Brett, how doesn't it feel to be hurled into national stardom in
such a small period of time, to the point where you are the fastest bowler in the world, and now one of the most recognisable
sportstars??
Brett Lee says: You know it's a huge shock first up, my life's changed dramatically over
the last 12 months, but the way that I look at it, is that I'm just another cricketer playing my sport. I'm lucky enough to
be playing at the highest level. I'm very proud to be part of a team that is playing so well lately.
crash says: Brett do you think you could beat Jeff Thompson's record for the fastest
ball?
Brett Lee says: To be totally honest I'm not really worried about that, I think the most important
thing for a fast bowler is to get his or her right line and length correct which then should lead to taking more wickets which
is the most important thing. Doesn't matter how fast you bowl you've got to be able to take wickets as well. If it happens,
it happens.
kez says: (Brett) I'm going to the Australia Day match. When is the best time to
ask for autographs?
Brett Lee says: Maybe during the break or after the game, I tend to get out there
as much as possible and sign the bats and hats for the kids so I should see you there.
Host Stella_9msn says: Brett are you the life of the party at the after match celebrations,
or do you keep your cricket and music separate?
Brett Lee says: Depending on what the boys want, I tend
to take my acoustic guitar with me on tour all the time so if the moods right, I might get it out and strum a few cords &
have a sing along with the boys. All in good fun of course.
StephanieW-W says: When did you start your cricketing career, Brett?
Brett Lee says: At about the tender age of 8, my older brother Shane had already been playing for about 2 years
and just in the back yard one day he threw me the bowl and said 'bowl to me'. That's how I started my cricket; I didn't really
have a choice.
Patto says: Gooday Brett, I'm 9 years old and love bowling, what is your advice
in regards to improving my pace at my age?
Brett Lee says: Once again, just make sure that your action
is as close to perfect as it can be. Maybe seek some advice off your school or club coach in regards to front on or side on
actions, and the key to bowling fast is don't try to bowl too fast, just let it happen. It's all about rhythm. It's all about
timing, like hitting a golf ball - the harder you try and hit the ball, the slower the ball comes off.
i_luv_brett says: Was there ever a point in your [cricket] career where you didn't
think that you could make it?
Brett Lee says: Good question. I think from about the age of 10 years
old. I just always wanted to get the baggy green cap one day. It's really weird because I always knew deep down that it's
all I ever really wanted to do. I couldn't see my life going in any other direction. There's nothing wrong with having dreams
or aspirations.
Troy2986 says: What is your favourite song on your Six & Out CD?
Brett Lee says: I probably like Cyclone Sally and It's Over, and of course, Going Away - it's one that I wrote
about 2 of my friends going over to London (girls!).
bretts_babes says: Brett: how do you feel about all the attention you get from
people like us?
Brett Lee says: It's very flattering, sometimes it can be quite embarassing but I suppose
it's being part of a elite sports team and it's because of the support out there, is why we do so well. Which is why I've
never got a problem signing things for people, if possible.
Host Stella_9msn says: A sensitive question Brett, and we will understand if you
refrain from answering this:
Ash12mGo_Brett says: Brett what do u think of the match fixing and how should it
be dealt with if you are caught?
Brett Lee says: I think that any person who's caught match fixing should
be banned totally from the game of cricket forever because I can't think of anything worse than not going out and playing
for your country and giving 100%. For the last 14 years I've been wanting to play for Australia, now that I'm finally here
there'd be no possibility that I'd ever want to throw a match because of all the hard work I've put in to get here... Brett
Lee says: ...and because of the people who you're representing. Your family, your friends and your country.
Gin says: Brett...I was playing pool with Funky the other day when he was in Wangaratta
and had an interesting conversation about you. He say's you're a decent, down-to-earth guy. How do you keep grounded?
Brett Lee says: I've got size 13 feet, so they're very heavy - I can't get off the ground. I've got great people
around me to make sure that I don't.
Rivendell says: Brett, Why do you think NSW is producing so many wonderful fast
bowlers? (Where would Aus be without NSW!!!)
Brett Lee says: I think because of our country input we
have a very strong country following here in NSW, and just the quality of coaching that we have in NSW through all the ranks
from city to country. It's lucky that we've got these people to support us at a young age and nurture us through to the higher
levels.
Emma_Decibelle says: Brett, what else do you do to pass the time when you're not
playing cricket or working at Barclay's? And do you think there's any chance of Six and Out playing gigs in other states such
as Victoria?
Brett Lee says: Well we hope so. We've already done 2 gigs in Melbourne. We played at a
Bolle promotional funciton and then one gig at the All Star casino bar. But hoping soone or later as time permits, we can
hopefully tour other states. As long as it doesn't interfere with our cricket.
lucy_locket says: Hi Brett...I was wondering if it's hard to juggle time between
Six and Out and cricket?
Brett Lee says: No because Cricket is my number one thing and I think that
we look at our band as; guys play golf to relax, we play music. we look at the band being a fun thing so any free chance we
get, we play some music. But it never interrupts our cricket.
GaNoN says: Through the thrilling matches and the hoards of screaming fans, as
well as the controversially brilliant "Six & Out", where and who would you be if you could throw all the pleasure and
pain of fame behind you?
Brett Lee says: I'd probably be involved in fashion. I love clothes... keep
a lookout for my fashion label coming out. It wil be called Brett Lee. It will be introduced through Barclays in Centrepoint
in the next four months or so.
AngelStyle says: Do you find it hard to concentrate [playing cricket] with the
crowd banging things and shouting?
Brett Lee says: No I think it's great. Personally a big crowd fires
me up and it's great to see all the supporters down there. From the kids to the grandparents. If it wasn't for you guys out
there, we wouldn't be what we are today.
AdoptedPoet says: Brett why do you think this project [Six & Out] has been
such a success...was it just a group of guys having fun or was there a bit more planning?
Brett Lee
says: Well there was certainly no planning. It just all started in the change room one night, playing at a NSW cricket match.
Gavin had been playing in a band for about 15 years and it was basically his idea to start a band and after Shane basically
joined playing the acoustic, Brad McNamara on the lead guitar and Richard Cheequee on vocals, they had no base player so I
went and bought myself a base and taught myself, and luckily I got the spot...
oohlala_blabla says: What are the bands that have inspired you and the guys from
Six & Out?
Brett Lee says: We like Green Day, the Living End and Sherbert too - our producer Garth Porter is from
Sherbert and he's had a big influence on the band.
Salz_loves_cricket says: Brett; is Six & Out going to put out another album
in the near future?
Brett Lee says: At the moment we're happy with one. We're just so grateful and so
lucky we've got an album out. We never thought it would happen. But we'll keep our fingers crossed because we're starting
to write new songs as we speak. Maybe further down the track there might be a 2nd album but at the moment one is enough.
lynny says: Brett: I think your an amazing guitarist, a brilliant singer, a phenomenol
cricket player and soooooo sexy so please understand that my question is not meant to insult you; but do you think it wise
to return straight to International Cricket after 8 weeks off?
Brett Lee says: Yeah, it's a pretty good
question to ask. I have to make my comeback at some stage, and it's just a personal feeling - I felt that I was ready to come
back so hopefully next game I'll be able to pick up a couple of wickets. & thank you for all those lovely comments.
leah says: Brett when do you think that you will finish your career and start full
time with your band?
Brett Lee says: My main focus right now is to do well for Australia and I'm hoping
to have quite a few more years left playing for Australia, but the band is always going to be there for us providing I can
look after my back and my body.
Nicole14 says: Brett - What kind of practical jokes get played in the Australian
camp? Played any yourself lately?
Brett Lee says: Last night Glenn McGrath hid my shoes and I couldn't
find them, when I looked over I knew it was him because I could see him smirking. He seems to be the practical joker of the
side, especially when he's not playing a match or when he's having a rest.
Gemma says: How old do you think you will be when you end your cricketing career.
In our local team, the oldest member is 79 years young, and he still goes out and bats!
Brett Lee says:
I can guarantee you right now that I won't be playing cricket when I'm 79, but if I make it to 35 I think I'll have done well
to be a bowler to last till 35. That's my aim. (I just want to be alive at 79).
Badoody says: Brett: Do you think your slower ball is sometimes too slow? A change
from 140 km/h to 90 km/h is a huge 50km drop. It may give the batsman a bit to much time?
Brett Lee
says: Yeah, fair call. I've been working on a different slower ball which I'm holding a different way now so hopefully that
will drop down to about 115 km/h and not be so easy to pick up. But I've been told that before too so it's good to see that
you're so knowledgable.
mikey says: Brett, who were your main influences as a young cricketer? And what
is your response to the people who say 'the only reason your band made it is because your a famous cricketer'??
Brett Lee says: My hero's growing up was fast bowler Alan Donald from South Africa and of course, the great Dennis
Lillee. He's played a major part in my short career so far.
Pete says: Peta & Cayley would like to know whether there is alot of sibling
rivalry between yourself & Shane on and off the field?
Brett Lee says: Myself and my brother Shane,
and also my younger brother Grant get along very well. We're a very close family and I'm just delighted when Shane does well
and visa versa in our cricket (Because we're two different players - we're not vying for the same spot).
Connie says: Did you cop much flack from "Can't Bowl, Can't Throw" and if so how
did you handle it considering the controversy?
Brett Lee says: You're right, "Can't Bowl, Can't Throw"
was not aimed at Scott Muller - there was no malice intended. We think hes' a fantastic cricketer. And if they've seen the
film clip or read the lyrics, it's about us taking the mickey out of ourselves, through defence and growing up. It's quite
embarrassing too, it's just a matter of us dealing with setbacks, which we've had in our career and getting over them. That's
what the song is about.
PhunkyPhil says: Brett: What excercises do you do to keep in peak condition? And
how can I stop from my back hurting when I bowl? (I bowl semi side on.)
Brett Lee says: Just do heaps
of lower core strength work, so sit ups and if you can go to your nearest gym. And use a Swiss Ball, which I found was very
good for me, it's helped me. If your back is hurting, you should get it checked out by your physio or at least tell your coach,
so they can make sure it's not from your action. You shouldn't bowl if your back is sore, so make sure you rest it and get
it right.
Troy2986 says: What was it like putting on your Baggy Green after you had worked
towards it for so long?
Brett Lee says: I felt like shedding a tear but I knew I probably shouldn't
do that and I was on national TV and it wouldn't look the best! Seriously though, very happy and extremely proud, and grateful
that I'd been given the opportunity to represent our country, because therr's only been 383 Australian test cricketers to
represent the country.
alana says: Hi Brett, I was just wondering if you have any superstitions or rituals
regarding matches?
Brett Lee says: I wouldn't call it a superstition, more of a routine, but I always put on my left shoe
first (you've got to put one on first, so why not the left?!)
GaNoN says: After accomplishing your dream to be a successful cricket star and
dominating the music scene with "Six & Out", which other fields do you strive to succeed in?
Brett
Lee says: Fashion and as I explained earlier, I work for Barclays menswear which is a suit store in Centrepoint and I'm just
about to bring out my own label of clothing which will be launched at Barclays at Centrepoint in the next 4 - 6 months.
Empem says: What do you think about all the people running on the field lately,
do you think there should be tougher penalties?
Brett Lee says: I think it's great that the crowd is
having fun but they have to draw the line somewhere. Invading the field is not the best thing to do, we'd much rather see
people come up and get autographs than rip the stumps out of the ground!
amy says: Brett, I have heard that your younger brother is also a terrific player.
Do you think we will see him playing for NSW and Australia in the near future?
Brett Lee says: Grant,
he is a fantastic player and he has so much ability, but the last 2 years he has retired from cricket because he's now a full
time accountant and a qualified music teacher at 22. He's the person, alongside my cousin who wrote 'Going Away' off the album.
He's one of those guys who can play every instrument and play it well, so if I need a hand with music, I chat to Grant.
Gin says: Brett...Is it hard to form relationships (male or female) with such a
large media presence?? Do you have trouble trusting people or do you take them at face value??
Brett
Lee says: I always try to treat a person the way that they treat me, but I'm very lucky that my best mate is still my mate
from primary school, so he's been through everything with me, in regards to being in the media spotlight, so he knows I'm
just like him. In regards to having a girlfriend, it's just too hard - I haven't got time to scratch myself, let alone have
a girlfriend. Because I'm focusing on my career.
Jen says: Brett...you are doing a great job buddy, but i still am none the wiser
to where i get your album?
Brett Lee says: In every good music stores and a couple of bad music stores
too! Most music stores should sell it or you can log on to our website to find out more information regarding merchandise
etc. The website address is sixandout.com.au thank you for all the support - we appreciate it.
Host Stella_9msn says: Last question tonight, Brett
Kirst says: Are Six and Out doing any under 18 gigs this year? Heaps of young people
love Six and Out!
Brett Lee says: We actually thought about doing an under 18's gig at the Castle Hill
Tavern, followed by a legal age concert after that, but unfortunately it had to be canned due to Cricket commitments, but
if we get a couple of free days off from cricket, possibly between the Indian and Ashes tour, we might try and put in a couple
of gigs around Sydney and Australia - a couple of them might be under age.
Host Stella_9msn says: Thanks for answering all our questions tonight Brett, its
been great chatting live to you again. Ninemsn and our chatters wish you the best of success in both your chosen careers.
Brett Lee says: Thank you very much for all your support, I know myself and the rest of the Australian
team really appreciate it and it's great to see young kids out there with dreams, and hopefull one day they might be able
to represent this great country of ours. Enjoy your cricket. cheers.
22January, 2001.
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Chat Transcript with Brett Lee:
excite.com.au |
Excite-Moderator: Hi room - how are we all tonight! Ready for Brett - he's really
excited to be talking to you tonight so let's get this chat going.
Excite-Moderator: Comment from brett_luver58 : I even dream about you and your
team! Please tell your team members that you all have a fan named Carunya,15,female,indian who always keeps prayin when you`re
playin!!!!
Excite-Moderator: Question from brett_luver58 : I find some players get irritated
when people ask for autographs. Do you too?
Brett-Lee: Hi everyone - thanks for logging on
Brett-Lee: It's great that we've got a great australian cricket
team
Brett-Lee: No I always try to give autographs when asked -
sometimes it's hard to give them
Excite-Moderator: Amy submitted the question : Was it totally out-of-the blue for
you to be playing in the ODI's in the UK, or had you been warned that if Dizzy wasn't quite right, you would be playing?
Excite-Moderator: Comment from sweetbj2 : I love u
Brett-Lee: Totally out of the blue - though I was ready to
play - to get the call up
Brett-Lee: I only found out about half an hour before
Brett-Lee: Thanks sweetbj2
Excite-Moderator: Question from brett_luver58 : Brett, How do you feel when someone
tells you that you`ve inspired them so much in their life? I'm sayin that now!! You together with your team make my life beautiful!
Brett-Lee: Thankyou - thats a great comment
Excite-Moderator: Andrea submitted question : I was really shocked to hear and
watch all the pitch invasions at the games, how did you feel about the firecracker incident as it happened and after?
Brett-Lee: It means a lot to have people say that - you try
to play good cricket, and make sure the kids are having fun watching you play cricket
Brett-Lee: Andrea - Pretty tough to go through - you don't
have firecrackers thrown at you when you are normally playing cricket - it was just a handful of people but generally the
crowd was excellent
Excite-Moderator: Blues_angel submitted questions : What is the difference when
playing in Australia, compared to playing in England?
Brett-Lee: It's a shame some spectators spoil it for others
Brett-Lee: Blues-angel - the crowd is right behind you in australia
- I actually look at it as a challenge I don't see it as a negative
Excite-Moderator: Kerry Mcgugan : Could you please tell me what brand of cricket
ball you prefer to use, and do you have a favourite ball which you have kept from any past matches.
Brett-Lee: Kerry - I like using the kookuburra ball - which
we use in australia
Brett-Lee: I do have a couple of match balls which i was given
after taking 5 wickets in an innings
Brett-Lee: and funnily enough i was also given a bit of the
wicket. That was my 1st game for australia - the Boxing Day test.
Excite-Moderator: Mel Brown submitted question : Do you think you'll bowl as fast
as Thommo on tour?
Brett-Lee: I've got a big clump of turf at home
Brett-Lee: Mel Brown - that doesn't really bother me - there's been
a lot of hype about the 100miles - I'd much rather take test wickets than break the 100mile
Excite-Moderator: Scott Ayres : Do you think you would have become a famous cricketer
if you hadn't gone to the cricket academy?
Brett-Lee: Scott - It certainly helped my career blossom -
training under the guide of Rod Marsh
Brett-Lee: So yes it has certainly kickstarted my career in
a big way
Excite-Moderator: Question from HugsandKisses_6 : how has cricket inspired you.
I mean does an injury make you want even more to play
Brett-Lee: Hugs - it's not fun getting injured - it's a lot
more fun when you return and overcome the challenge and play cricket again
Brett-Lee: Cricketers do have setbacks the same as in business
and in life - you've got to be strong enough and tough enough to come back
Excite-Moderator: Question from suzie4brett : What is the worst thing about being
so popular with the ladies?
Brett-Lee: There's no negative
Brett-Lee: hahahaha
Excite-Moderator: Question from clairy81 : Have you managed to do much sightseeing
in England?
Brett-Lee: Yeah - we went to Bucky Palace, checked out Big
Ben
Brett-Lee: Went to watch Bon Jovi set up on stage
Brett-Lee: Michael Slater managed to give Jon Bon Jovi a high
5
Excite-Moderator: John Jamison : How did u get the nickname Bing?
Excite-Moderator: Question from amy_is_a_star : Does it blow you away when you
go on the net and see how many sites there are dedicated to you?
Brett-Lee: Bing comes from this Chinese fellow in New South
Wales - he owns a chain of electrical stores - Bing Lee
Brett-Lee: Got the name when I was about 10 and its just stuck
- its better then Sarah-Lee / Daryl Lee
Brett-Lee: Amy - it does actually - people writing all this
great stuff - it's embarrassing sometimes - but I know they all mean well
Excite-Moderator: Question from brett_lee_fan : How much fun did you have doing
the Cleo bachelor 2001 shots, interviews, those kinds of things?
Brett-Lee: It wasn't my idea - and if I find out who nominated
me they're in trouble :) haha
Excite-Moderator: blue_angel : I have a six&out's cd and I love it, what's
your fav song and when/where will you guys be performing in syd?
Brett-Lee: I was really embarrassed but it was good fun
Brett-Lee: My fav song is the one I wrote with my brother -
called 'Going Away' about 2 of my friends that left Aust and went to England - we played it to them and I think they like
it. It was for 2 girls
Brett-Lee:We might be performing around Sydney in the summer
time hopefully
Excite-Moderator: Question from luv_brett : brett it is my 15th birthday today..my
luck that u are chattin tonight..yay
Brett-Lee: Happy Birthday I hope you've had a great one
Brett-Lee: and you've got heaps of presents
Excite-Moderator: Question from kez_84 : Brett, do you feel any competition with
Shoaib Akhtar with the fastest bowler-thing? Also, howz the fashion label doing? I brought a signature t-shirt and I LUV it!!
Kez :o)
Brett-Lee:Firstly I'm very good mates with Shoaib Akhtar being
near each other - I think we around the same pace anyway. If he was to crack the 100mhr I would be the first to congratulate
him
Brett-Lee: The label is going great - we've have a lot of interest
Brett-Lee:That's my other passion outside cricket
Excite-Moderator: Question from shannon_344 : Brett, there have been reports that
you may still be having injury worries. Are you well?
Brett-Lee: Yeah I feel great the body feels good ready for
the first test
Excite-Moderator: Divya : What do you do other than playing cricket and play in
the band?
Brett-Lee: I don't have that much time to relax - when I'm
back at home I'm working in Barclay's mens wear in CentrePoint - I find that a great out from cricket
Excite-Moderator: Comment from sweetbj2 : tell your brother Grant I luv him too
and if u don't mind tell Shane too thanxs
Excite-Moderator: Peter & Sam Willigen : I play district cricket in Geelong
and I am an opening pace bowler, at present I'm having trouble with my off cutter, seems to be too full, it doesn't always
cut -do you have a suggestion that may help
Brett-Lee: Try pointing the seam towards fine leg
Excite-Moderator: Comment from karenvidler : not my birthday but my son josh is
eagerly listening you are a true inspiration to him in his cricket
Brett-Lee: Thanks Karen - I wish Josh all the best with his
cricket - he can take my spot
Excite-Moderator: Question from imenton : What is your favourite ground to play
at?
Brett-Lee:The Sydney Cricket Ground
Brett-Lee:That's where I made my debut
Excite-Moderator: The Egans : "Reflecting back on your cricket career, can you
pinpoint the time that your game turned from standard weekend to something as great as it is now."
Brett-Lee:It's pretty hard to go past your home turf
Excite-Moderator: Comment from luv_brett : Brett..on behalf of australia..we wish
you and the tean best of wishes in the tour!! good luck guys...love Australia
Brett-Lee: The Egans - probably at the age of 16 - I played
1st grade for Campbelltown
Brett-Lee: And I was lucky enough too dismiss a couple of NSW
players - who I was playing with at the time
Brett-Lee:Got the confidence
Excite-Moderator: Question from suzie4brett : Out of the Aussie team who would
u say is your "best buddy?
Brett-Lee: Thanks we'll try and do you all proud
Brett-Lee: Suzie - I get on really we'll with Jason Gillespie
Brett-Lee: and Shane Warne has been a huge influence
Excite-Moderator: Mel Brown : If you were forced on a deserted island and you could
take 5 things / people, what or who would they be?
Brett-Lee: Mel - pair of swimmers, a guitar, Sandra Bullock,
big hat - it would be very hot and a laptop - so I could keep chatting to all you guys
Excite-Moderator: Question from _miss_dragon : what other sports do you follow
in your spare time
Brett-Lee: Miss Dragon - I like watching the St George/Illawarra
Dragons play, But I also like watching the golf on TV
Excite-Moderator: Comment from luv_brett : i have done about 4 assignments on you..and
i have gotten all A`s..
Brett-Lee: Thanks - keep up the good work
Brett-Lee: That's your talent not mine
Excite-Moderator: Question from dm_gal : is an ashes tour the ultimate goal for
you?
Brett-Lee: DM - Absolutely - I had 2 dreams when I was a young
kid - a baggy green cap and to play the Ashes
Brett-Lee: It is the ultimate in cricket
Excite-Moderator: Question from dm_gal : what is the general atmosphere in the
team leading up to the ashes
Excite-Moderator: Sheree Jones : You are the fastest bowler in the world today
and batsmen must fear you sometimes. Which bowlers do you fear when you go into bat?
Brett-Lee: The quicks - Shoaib Akhtar, Darren Gough
Brett-Lee: DM - It's a very positive feeling - probably a few
nerves but much more anxious to get out there and play some really good cricket
Excite-Moderator: Question from brett_luver58 : BRETT, PLS SAY ..WHEN WAS YOUR
FIRST KISS AND WHO WAS THE LUCKY GIRL?
Brett-Lee: I was in Year 6 - and kissed on the lips for the
first time from my girlfriend of about 2 weeks :) lol
Brett-Lee: Not sure who was more scared me or her
Excite-Moderator: Question from go_aussies : Do you have much time for a personal
life outside of cricket?
Brett-Lee: Go - I always try and catch up with my mates when
I get back to Sydney and Wollongong - to see family and friends
Excite-Moderator: Michealla Andrews : What is the most memorable thing anyone has
done for you?
Brett-Lee: Michealla - I'd probably have to say my parents
when I was a young kid. Very lucky to have great parents
Excite-Moderator: Question from kerry_aussiegal : who are the practical jokers
in the aussie team?
Brett-Lee: Kerry - not a hard question at all - Glen McGrath
- he's always doing something to the guys - like tying shoelaces that sort of thing - he's great to have around I think you
need that in a side
Excite-Moderator: Anne Bignold : Do you like your parents and friends watching
at the game or do you prefer them to watch you on TV?
Brett-Lee: Anne - I actually love my parent to watch at the
games - they are actually coming over next week to watch me here in England
Brett-Lee:I think it's important that the parents support and
show interest as long as they're not pushing the kids to play
Excite-Moderator: Jaime Wilson : You're coming to my house for dinner (ha I wish)
what food would win you over?
Brett-Lee: Jaime - an Apricot Chicken or a Lasanga - that would
get me every time
Excite-Moderator: Judith meyers : Do you think it is odd when fans turn up at Barclays?
Brett-Lee: I usually do all the cooking - I love it.
Brett-Lee: Judith - No it's great and it's great when they
show support for my label
Brett-Lee: Hopefully they like the clothing
Excite-Moderator: Anonymous Question : im trying out for the ccc cricket team and
i have trouble keeping the ball on the pitch any suggestions?
Brett-Lee: How old are you Anonymous?
Excite-Moderator: Anonymous Comment : 15
Brett-Lee: Keep working really hard in the nets, be confident
and back your own ability - make it as simple as can be don't complicate your action.
Brett-Lee: Thank you everyone who logged on - it means a lot
to have all this support and if you are ever at a game I'm at come up and say hi -
Brett-Lee: Good luck with all that you do whether it be in
cricket or in life generally
Brett-Lee: I'll make sure we win The Ashes for you all.
July, 2001.
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Chat Transcripts with Brett
Lee: nine msnchats: Brett Lee for Youth Week |
NineMSN: ninemsn in association with National Youth Week presents a Live Interview
with one of Australia's most inspirational young sport stars, cricketer Brett Lee. Brett, Welcome to the National Youth Week
chat and to NineMSN, its wonderful to have you here with us for this great event ... national youth week.
Brett Lee: Thanks, its nice to be onboard, its a wonderful project
and am glad to be involved
NineMSN: Brett, We'll go straight to the questions from our chat members now, they
have waiting very patiently for your arrival.
«·Þhoeni?·»: Brett you are a sporting inspiration to our country and
a perfect role model to todays youth in they can achieve anything they want. What does being an Ambassador mean to you, being
an influence on the youth, and how will you be doing this, this week?
Brett Lee: I think its basically
about my role can hopefully show kids that anything is achieveable. I have always wanted to represent my country and have
been lucky enough to achieve playing and representing my country
Sex©_Holdëñ_©hîk: What does Brett think the most importants thing about youth
week is, and WHY?
Brett Lee: I would have to say the most important thing is to give the youth a voice
its a really good chance for the young people coming through to express their ideas and show their talents
GoVics: brett, how does being a role model for young kids in high competition sport
like me effect you and what is your advice for them
Brett Lee: Good question. I suppose i dont look
at myself as being too much of a role model what i do look at myself doing is a person just going out there and playing sport
and enjoying myself. I supose the most important thing in doing this is i'm always giving 100% and enjoy myself which is what
our motto of National Youth Week is all about
Lil_Miss_Chikki: why do you feel it's important to have national youth week?
Brett Lee: I think its important, being a young kid growing up you dont get to express your ideas as much as you'd
like to. Sometimes you dont get the opportunity to show how much talent you do have. And with National Youth Week, sits between
12 and 25 have really got a chance to show what they can do and i think my job as an ambassador is just to really let the
kids know that they have got this view and have got this chance
nosey_rapper: How do you think all the events going on in the world
today are affecting the youth?
Brett Lee: Obviously they are effecting the youth probably more so after the last 3 weeks.
This is a terrible thing that has happened to the world. Unfortunately we have been subjected to go through this Its a very
hard time for us all. But this is a chance for the youth to pull together and become a lot closer and things can be resolved
NullBumblebee: Brett do you really have 12 weetbix for brekky hehe? Or do you have
a more regimented diet as a professional sportsman?
Brett Lee:
lol, no i only eat 7 weetbix, but am trying to do 9 but as a sportsperson, its very important that you do have a healthy diet.
But i live by the old saying... i'd go by everything in moderation. Just like my parents told me when growing up... like i'm
sure your parents have told you growing up.
DarK_KisS: Brett, who is the one person who has inspired you to become who you
have today?
Brett Lee: Its pretty hard to put down to one person. I'll choose 2 my Dad and my brother
Shane. I suppose my Dad when i was growing up never pushed me to play sport but always there to encourage me and my brother
Shane, proved that you can achieve things he was the first to play for Australia. Spose, really gave me the inspiration to
keep going when there have been times i've gone through a few set-backs
mitchiecooky: Do you still play with your band, Six and Out? Is that something
you would like to do more often when you finish playing cricket?
Brett Lee: Yes i do. We're looking
like touring when we get back from this tour. But we dont look at the band as being something to make money - we're not the
next Powder Finger. Purerly an outlet for us to have fun I've been playing bass, but might change
anisha-k: you are very close to your family. how important do you think it is for
youth to have a stable support group?
Brett Lee: I think its very important. and i've been very lucky
growing up, i've had the support of my family even just the little things, playing cricket on weekends, having 2 boys mum
and dad made sure 1 went with Grant and 1 went with Shane and my grandparents would come and watch me. W e were made feel
special and we would all swap around
megsie_00: most people are in thischat room because of you sex symbol status and
not your cricketing skills or for the fact that you are a national youth week ambassitor. Does it worry you that your looks
may overshadow your proffessionalism and on and of the field?
Brett Lee: Are they sure they're in the
right chat room got the right person lol
Bellyfromtheblock: Give us some insight into your character? What do you do to
unwind? Tell us something secret!
Brett Lee: To unwind... firstly i always take my guitar with me on
tour so every chance i get, i try and write music or play some new songs and if i get a break at home i either like to get
in my car, drive down South Coast to see my parents or try and wet a line around Sydney somewhere. Don't generally catch much
tho
kate4punter: Brett, how do you handle the pressures of cricket?
Brett
Lee: I think as far as pressure goes i think its only what you put upon yourself. If you tell yourself there is a big game
ahead and you've got to take a certain amount of runs etc then you are obviously puting too much pressure on yourself. I'm
sure there are a lot of expectations from friends and people back at home for you to do well what works best for me is if
i'm out there smiling with 10 of my best mates coz its just a game
Chopped__suey: what was going through your mind when you were on your hat trick
ball at the world cup?
Brett Lee: I knew what i wanted to bowl and a matter of going out there and trying
to do it. Sometimes there is some luck involved and the ball just comes out right. This is the case when i notices the bail
had been knocked off and time to celebrate!!!!
kate4punter: How do you handle people who call you a chucker?
Brett
Lee: Most times i just laugh it off... I dont take it seriously. dont take it to heart. And at the end of the day, if people
are targetting you.. You are doing ok - coz they're sitting back and taking notice
ÜÜdodgerÜÜ: How did you feel bowling the last over in the
2nd VB final and when you won the match with 2 wickets in the final over?
Brett Lee: Yeah that was obviously
a great moment in my career so far. I've always wanted to be in that position to win a game for Australia and that was the
right moment. With our other quicks out injured... i suppose it was time for me to step up
Nelle_7: Brett, what makes you proud to be part of the Australian cricket team?
Brett Lee: There is no better feeling walking out wearing that Baggie Green cap!!!! Each time you get
to get to play for your country, its like having a 21st birthday
Blank__3383: What do u think has been the most imortant aspect of your success
as not only a crickter but a sporting icon?
Brett Lee: Another
good question. What has helped me, is the fact that i dont like giving in and dont like giving up easy. I have had major set
backs even from the doctors saying i wont be able to play again so that's something i take pretty personal and make sure i
work twice as hard and come back better than i was last time. It comes down to, the way you work at it and the way you set
goals. I'm proud that i've done that so far
only21blue: Hey Brett, do you consider yourself as a Sportsman or normal person?
Brett Lee: Well from 10-6 on a match day i'm a sports person. But definately - no i'm just a normal
person I like to do the things that everyone else likes to do spend time with the family and relax and enjoy the simple things
in life - hanging out with friends. Just that whhen i play sport, its on tv
Millie0571: when you bowl a ball to the opposition what do you think of??
Brett Lee: When i'm bowling i'm always trying to bowl to a plan and depending on what that plan is what type of
the ball to the batsman at that stage. Its a bit like a game of chess, cricket working out the batsman and weaknesses
kate4punter: Who in your opinion, is the best batsman you have bowled too?
Brett Lee: "does in the nets count" lol because i put Steve Waugh at the top of my list but as far as a match
situation goes Sachin Tendulkar.
HarryPot-Head: Which of the batsmen do you fear the most.
Brett
Lee: Any batsman between 1 and 11
Blank__3383: Being an inspiration to so many people over the world, has this changed
the way you view your self?
Brett Lee: No i dont think so I'm still the same guy who grew up at Wolongong
but i'm lucky coz i get the chance to speak to young kids and give them inspiration in sporting life in general. It just gives
me a chance and opportunity to deal with the youth and prove if you put your mind to it, being sport, music or school work
if you can apply yourself, and do the hard work, anything is possible
DarK_KisS: Brett, what's the most embarrassing thing you've done on a cricket pitch?
Brett Lee: where do i start? I was in a rush one day, heading out to bat we lost, 4 quick wickets which
didn't give me time to get myself ready properly as i was walking out to the middle i was still getting dressed true story
dont worry lol and i went to face the bowler and noticed i had 2 right handed gloves in my hand cut a long story short - called
for a new pair of gloves and got caught out on the very next ball
Infinit3_Beat: Do you think Wisden was right in announcing Muralitharan 'The Greatest
Bowler Ever'
Brett Lee: Um, yeah look, he's a fantastic bowler and he's achieved so much in his career
so far i'm sure there are other candidates like McGrath & Warne but in their eyes, they picked him and i think he deserves
it
WoodridgeFreak: brett, in you journey as a cricketer, what has been the main event
in which highlighted your career?
Brett Lee: there are 2. Making my debut for Australia it was 1999
boxing day test that was a very very special moment and obviously what happened 2 weeks ago, winning the World Cup holding
the trophy up in my hands it was a dream come true
Millie0571: how do you think you will go against Windies
Brett
Lee: I think it is a really good challenge for us. They have a great squad and now with Brian Lara taking over as captain
I think they're gonna be a big threat to us and hopefully we've played the cricked we have over the last 10 months then we'll
be in a pretty good position hopefully
Nelle_7: What do you think is a strength of our generation today?
Brett
Lee: I think that kids coming through are a lot smarter more technically advanced than other kids going through 20 years ago
a lot more technology for kids. But still got to make sure you have the right balance between computers and sport. You have
to have the healthy side as well no square eyes
Blank__3383: What is your aspect of the youth of today being under more preasure
to succeed than ever before?
Brett Lee: Yeah definitely I suppose there is a lot more pressure at a
younger age too to succeed. Its amatter of believing in yourself keep doing the hard yards and dont put too much pressure
on yourself at the end of the day, you can only do your best
Chopped__suey: hey brett, what else do you want to achieve in your cricketing career?
Brett Lee: Oh there are lots more things i want to achieve... I mean, anything is possible. One day
i would like to get a test hundred and i'd like to reach the magical 200 test wicket mark but that won't happen unless i stay
dedicated to the sport
«·Þhoeni?·»: Thank you for your time tonight Brett, it was a smashing
interview. Staying with the youth week theme "what's it to you" ... can you give us in your own words, what is being a youth
all about to you, what is your message to them?
Brett Lee: My message to the younger generation coming
through be yourself dont try and be something or someone you are not. And thank you - i have had a really good time answering
these great questions. I've just slipped out of the age bracked too, have turned 26... feeling a bit old now so hopefully
you guys can make me feel younger best wishes and good luck and now for winners.
NineMSN: Brett, we are lucky enough to be giving out some prizes tonight. What
we would like to know is which questions you liked the best, and they'll be tonights winners.
Brett
Lee: first winner is: Blank_3383 with the viewing yourself and our second winner is, Nelle_7 for the Austrlian Cricket team.
Well done guys
NineMSN: Congrats To tonights winners, if you can please stay in the rooms you
are in, a Guide will contact you shortly. Again, well done
Brett Lee: Congratulations
NineMSN: Thank you again, Brett. And from us here at NineMSN we wish you all the
best in your up and coming match.
Brett Lee: enjoy your prizes
NineMSN: Thank you again!
7pm., Monday, 8th April, 2003
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| Questions |
Brett Lee |
Shane Lee |
| Could you change an air filter on a car? |
Not a chance. I'm a cricketer. I don't work for NRMA. |
No, I wouldn't have a clue. I've never even looked under the bonnet of a car. |
| Have you ever cleaned and gutted a fish? |
Yeah, absolutely. I love fishing, I can gut'em, clean'em, scale'em and I can eat'em. |
Yes, but I did a crap job. It was full of bones, I nearly killed everyone. |
| Do you cheat at family board games? |
I have been known to because Shane's the biggest cheat in the family so to beat him I had to join him. |
Always, especially when I play Monopoly. I always make sure I'm the one with access to all the money. |
| Would you stop a blue between two people you didn't know? |
No, I tend to run the other way - I'm a lover not a fighter. |
No, I don't even stop my own fights. |
| Have you ever headed a cricket ball? |
I've copped a few in the head. Courtney Walsh tried to knock my head off in Perth last year. What goes
around... |
Never intentionaly but I headed a few facing the quicks in Pakistan in '99. |
| Would you feign sleep if a burglar was in your room? |
I'd either jump in the cupboard or pull out the Kookaburra bat and see what happens. |
No, I'd go straight for my one wood and work on my slice. |
| Do you towel dry your hair or use a hair dryer? |
Definitely a towel dryer or drip dryer. Honestly, I haven't used a hair dryer since I tried out mum's
when I was 10. |
Towel dry, I won't use a hair dryer in any circumstance, any at all. |
| Ever lost your swimmers in the pool? |
Not as yet, I make sure I've got the very best elastic that money can buy. |
Yes, it was very embarrassing, but I also lost my shorts at the beach, and that was worse. |
| Have you ever chucked petrol on the barbie? |
Nah, I click it, light it and that's it. I don't think there's a need for pyrotechnics. |
My dad's got an electric so he'd probably kill me if I did. |
| Where do you stand in meat vs veg debate? |
I'll take both. I always eat all my vegies. I'm a good kid. |
Meat! I love meat! I'm afraid that I'm never going to be a vegetarian. |
| Final Score |
A lack of line and length from our fastest bowler leavesh him with a paltry two and a half. |
After a shaky start, Shane drives Brett through covers to score four - and claim glorious victory. |
From FHM, March, 2001
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Cleo Bachelors Of the Year:
Interview |
What do you thirst for in lift? To make sure I have no regrets; to enjoy life as much
as I possibly can; to represent Australia in cricket.
Describe your perfect bath buddy? I love my Mr Matey!
Have
you ever been shark with women? I think I'll leave that to Greg Norman...
Which sea creature best describes your
personality? A jellyfish - generally soft, but have been known to sting.
Have you ever had sex in water? Everyone
knows rubber and water don't mix.
What makes you sweat? Thinking of answers for these questions.
What makes
you blue? Holding my breath under water.
What floats your boat and what sinks your ship? I like successful
women. I don't like girls who swear.
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