Brett Lee Shares Video Of Fans On Scooter Chasing His Car For Selfie, Aussie Legend Schools Them To Wear Helmets
One of the world's most feared pacers during his competitive cricket career, the former Kings XI Punjab star is currently in India as a cricket expert and commentator for the IPL.
Legendary Australian speedster Brett Lee is someone who has fans all around the world. There is a hardly a cricket lover who has seen him bowl and hasn't tried his bowling action at least once or tried to imitate his characteristic celebration.
One of the world's most feared pacers during his competitive cricket career, the former Kings XI Punjab star is currently in India as a cricket expert and commentator for the Indian Premier League (IPL). Despite having long hung up his cricketing boots, Lee has a tremendous fan base in the country and an evidence of the same has surfaced on social media.
Lee shared a video on social media in which a couple of fans on their scooter can be seen chasing the car of the ex-Australian cricketer for a selfie. While Lee spoke Hindi and told them "Aaram se, Aaram Se (Drive slowly, carefully)", he even advised them to wear helmets while driving in order to avoid injuries.
"India is always full of wonderful surprises! Love the passion 🙏🏻🇮🇳 #wearalid boys ⛑️," Lee wrote along with the video.
Take a look:
India is always full of wonderful surprises! Love the passion 🙏🏻🇮🇳 #wearalid boys ⛑️ pic.twitter.com/gTDv8O4AmK
— @BrettLee_58 (@BrettLee_58) April 12, 2023
Talking about the ongoing season of the IPL, it has been a thrilling ride so far with several matches in the week gone by going down to the last ball. As things stand, it is the IPL 2022 runners up Rajasthan Royals who find themselves at the top of the points table with 3 out of 4 wins and a net run rate of +1.588. Lucknow Super Giants and Gujarat Titans also have 3 wins from 4 matches but have a net run rate of +1.048 and + 0.341 respectively.
Delhi Capitals are the only team so far who are yet to find a win against their name, having lost each of their four matches so far.
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