Sydney: Fast bowler Brett Lee has returned to Australia from the Indian Premier League (IPL) to undergo more treatment on his elbow in a bid to make himself available for the world Twenty20 championships

Kings XI Punjab were dealt a severe blow ahead of their opening IPL match against Delhi Daredevils as the Australian paceman Brett Lee has been ruled out of the event for the first 10 days due to an injury.

He retired from Test cricket to prolong his ODI and Twenty20 career but injury-plagued Australian pacer Brett Lee says he would miss the excitement and challenge that characterises the longer version of the game.

Dubai: Paceman Brett Lee, who retired from test cricket last week, said he hoped to spearhead Australia's attack at the World Twenty20 tournament to be staged in the Caribbean from April 30.

Dubai: Paceman Brett Lee, who retired from Test cricket last week, said he hoped to spearhead Australia's attack at the World Twenty20 tournament

BRETT Lee has confirmed his retirement from Test cricket but aims to be back in Australian colours for the World Twenty20 tournament in the West Indies in May.

The Australia vice-captain Michael Clarke is unsure whether Brett Lee will be fit enough to resume his one-day career, despite Lee retiring from Test matches to focus on the shorter game.

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has confirmed he is to retire from Test cricket with immediate effect, bringing to an end a career in the longest form of the game that saw him gain 76 caps and take 310 wickets.

Sydney: Australia's feared fast bowler Brett Lee quit Test cricket Wednesday after a run of injuries, following Andrew Flintoff as the latest player to give up the tough format in a bid to prolong his career.

Tired of battling one injury breakdown after another, Australian pacer Brett Lee is all set to announce his Test retirement tomorrow after being persuaded to do so by good friend Andrew Flintoff.