Another sad news of Lee's retirement

Previous England cricketers rewarded rich praise to Australian quick bowler Brett Lee who announced his retirement from international cricket on Friday.“The game has gone astray one of its only some gentlemen,” twitter ex- England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff.Former England captain Michael Vaughan tweeted, “commiserations to Brett Lee on a great vocation. I’d love to say it was enormous playing against him, but it was terrifying most of the time.”Paul Collingwood also heap honor on Lee who retired from international cricket with 380 ODI wickets and 310 Test scalps.

He tweeted, “There are a lot of joyful batsmen out there now. Well done on an wonderful career, he wore the flowing green with pride.”

earlier ex- Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar had also said, “Lee was a fierce competitor and became an personality for express bowling with his craze and love for the game and for fast bowling. Friday was a sad day for international cricket because a bowler with express speed has retired, someone who was loved by the fans as regards the world, and he will be missed. Cricket had very few fast pace bowlers and now after the retreat of Lee we don't have any bowler who can bowl 99 mph and the horror on the batsmen will be less."While announcing his retirement, Lee had believed that as he had enjoyed his cricket profession, he was tired of human being away from home for long periods and was looking forward to a special stage of his life.