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February 28, 2005
Kiwis allege Brett Lee deliberately chucks in his beamers
The "Black & Blue caps", formerly known as the Black Caps, have had enough of Brett Lee's apparently accidental beamers hurled at their batsmen. New Zealand's coach Bracewell and skipper Fleming have had a go at Australian tactics quite often in this series, so far. The last word is still not out yet, especially since the test series is yet to start!
During the 1974/75 Ashes when English ladies wondered why & how a fair damsel called Lillian Thompson would batter England's batsmen into submission, one of the English batsmen wrote home to his mom saying "They bowled a ball in my half of the pitch today". The Kiwis cant even say that!
For the record, Australia have now won the series with a 3-0 lead.
Peter Roebuck argues forcefully that Lee must be bounced out of the team from the rest of the tour on account of his trigger-happy beaming. Below, a picture of beaming Brett.
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