Brett Lee Got Called As An Indian Bowler And He Trolled The Media Hilariously

Brett Lee has been one of the finest bowlers Cricket has produced. One of the fastest ever bowlers to be known in the game, Brett Lee has retired and has now taken up the mantle to act in films or train upcoming teams, like the Tamil Nadu Premier League.

Recently, in an article published by Zee News, Brett Lee was mistakenly referred to as a ‘former Indian bowler’ on their website. Although it was later corrected, Brett Lee was quick to notice it and went ahead and trolled the website.

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"Former Indian speedster Brett Lee has rated Indian Test skipper Virat Kohli as the best cricketer in the world at the moment

— Brett Lee (@BrettLee_58) September 4, 2016

 

I'm taking it as a compliment ! Ha!
Happy to take the new ball for India in 4 years time 😉😂😂😂🏏

— Brett Lee (@BrettLee_58) September 4, 2016

 

Fans on Twitter were quick to notice this anomaly and they joined in to support him in trolling, or just have a fun time, as Twitter always does.

1.

You consider India as your second home and probably they took it seriously

— Mukhesh (@beingmike12) September 4, 2016

 

2.

You'd still fare better than the pie chuckers who'll be BLUNTING the 'attack' that time. Let's to Binga 💪#RoleModel

— LAD SMASH ETTE (@SMASHETTTE) September 4, 2016

 

3.

I apologize binga on behalf of those indian idiots. 😂🙏

— sandy (@ThatWickedGuy_) September 4, 2016

 

4.

actually they meant "unIndian".. 🙂

— Ashish Jha (@ashishjha763) September 4, 2016

 

5.

https://twitter.com/ImAbhishek_/status/772366421900734469

 

6.

so you played all your career in Aussie kit for India?

— Kalim Khan (@Kallerz37) September 4, 2016

 

7.

typical 😂 never mind. We would have welcomed you if there was a choice 😀😀❤

— Kuttan (@KuttanMUFC) September 4, 2016

 

8.

Root cause of all these confusion😜 you forgot to put up which country "Former Cricketer"😜😛😝 pic.twitter.com/QRhMleITjz

— Mahin (@mahiban4u) September 4, 2016

 

9.

welcome to Indian Media

— Ritesh panth (@Riteshpanth1) September 4, 2016

 

10.

sir it is typo error they wanted to write UNIndian #promotingunidian India loves you

— B Kumar 🇮🇳 (@bkumar744) September 5, 2016

Brett Lee DOES have a close Indian connection. It was just a harmless mistake! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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