My Life

About the Book: My Life

The books holds the autobiography of Brett Lee who is known throughout the cricketing world as one of the best ever and most exhilarating fast bowlers to play the game. Daunting while charming, polite yet unruly, he is known for his speedy one liner as much as his courageous foundation categorize batting. He has been recorded bowling at speeds of over 100 mph leaving batsmen with only a fraction of a second to react once the ball leaves his hand. He had his initial authorized game of cricket at the age of nine. He rapidly developed into an incredibly talented player and progressed through the cricket ranks to be in a spot where he gained assortment for his state at the age of 21 and his country at 24. Brett has one of the best strike rates in the world for this form of the game. His pace bowling along with his ability as a hard hitting and strong-minded tail end batsman make him a crowd favorite all through Australia and the world.

About the Authors: Brett Lee, James Knight

Brett Lee- Brett Lee is one of the fastest and most successful fast bowlers in the history of cricket. Recipient of the prestigious Allan Border Medal and a former Test Player of the Year-the blond speedster has amassed over 300 test wickets, and continues to add more feathers to his cap. Tearing in at over 160 kilometers an hour, 'Binga' has dented many a helmet and inspired fear in the best batsmen.

James Knight - James Knight is a veteran Australian cricketer. In 1992 he joined Channel Ten Television as a news and sports reporter/presenter. During eight years with the network he travelled extensively. In 1999, he left full-time television to concentrate on his life-long dream of becoming an author. And now together with Brett Lee he has written an autobiographical account of the former test cricketer's world from childhood to the present: My Life.

Reviews

"Is honest and forthright in this autobiography"- B Magazine

"...[My Life] is an honest and genuinely funny autobiography, which succeeds in its endeavour to be more than just another cricket book."-Samantha Landy, Sunday Telegraph