Fiery Lee fined for misconduct

Published December 5, 2001

PERTH, Dec 4: International Cricket Council (ICC) match referee Jackie Hendriks fined Brett Lee US$4,290 — 75 percent of his match fee — Tuesday after the Australian was found guilty of breaching the ICC’s code of conduct.

The 25-year-old fast bowler’s fee for playing in the third and final Test against New Zealand at the WACA Ground in Perth is US$5,720.

Lee gave New Zealand’s Shane Bond an angry send-off, shouting at him to leave the field, after he had bowled the tail-end batsman for eight as the Kiwis declared at 256 for nine Monday, setting Australia a target of 440 to win the third Test.

He finished with match figures of 8-181.

Lee has taken 65 wickets in 15 Tests since making his debut against India in Melbourne in December 1999.—Reuters

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