Brett Lee among the top pace bowlers of the world of cricket of all time
When Brett Lee, one of the pace bowlers of the Australian Cricket team joined the team, he was just a stallion. But his potential was harnessed by Australia and he has now been turned from a stallion into a thoroughbred. Batsmen all over the world fear his bowling. When Shoaib Akhtar first bowled his historical delivery at a speed of one hundred miles per hour, his bowl made headlines and also turned a lot of people's heads. There was talk that yet another Pakistani bowler was emerging who was brilliant. Even though this is a recent occurrence, this no longer is a big deal. At the same time as that, Brett Lee was just waiting to get a chance to show his potential. There were rumors that Australia also had a bowler who could match the pace bowled by Shoaib Akhtar. When Brett Lee finally arrived on the cricket scene he put all his efforts into bowling as fast as possible, and at the starting of his career he finally crossed the speed of one hundred miles per hour. But he knew that even though he could bowl very fast, he needed more than just speed to rank among the top pace bowlers of the world of cricket, and that he had to increase the weapons in his arsenal. He is a different bowler as compared to Shoaib Akhtar because of the fact that he has understood all the elements a pace bowler needs to have. He learned from the other great players of the Australian Cricket team, like Shane Warne, Glen McGrath, Jason Gillespie, and Ricky Ponting. He is a highly disciplined bowler, and has maintained his high speed average of 90 to 95 miles per hour. |
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