Brett Lee was one of Australia's finest fast bowlers, establishing himself as a mainstay of Australia's golden era between 1999 and 2008.

His 76 career Test matches called forth a mammoth total of 310 wickets, which is the sixth-highest of all time for Australia. He also played 221 ODIs and 25 T20Is.

Lee weaponised his pace throughout his career, taking 10 Test 'five-fors' and averaging 20.15 and 17.81 in Tests and ODIs respectively.

We take a look at five of Brett Lee's career-best moments.

4. Lethal 2005 spell at the MCG

Known as a particular spell that typified his career, Lee was able to ruffle one of South Africa's greatest ever players in Jacques Kallis. Kallis is one of the greatest all-rounders to play the game, but he struggled throughout his innings against Lee, and was eventually bowled for 23 runs.

Lee put on a masterclass throughout a four-over spell, threatening South Africa with a range of short-pitched bowling and express pace.

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