CL experience will help in ODI series: Lee

It’s time to swap the NSW Blues jersey with the Aussie yellows for Brett Lee. The Aussie speedster, who powered the NSW Blues to the title victory with a blistering all-round performance, is eagerly waiting to take on Indian batsmen in the ODI series.

"I am looking forward to play the series. It is going to be a huge challenge to play against the super stars of India in front of their home crowd.

"But with the experience I and other players have had on these wickets during the tournament, I hope it will keep us in good stead and hopefully it will help us in the forthcoming seven ODIs."

Lee, along with Doug Bollinger, Nathan Hauritz, Cameron White and Job Holland will join the Aussie camp in Vadodara, where the first One-dayer will be played.

The 32-year-old fast bowler sounded high on confidence but refused to undermine his opponents and stayed away from making any predictions for the highly awaited series. 

"We will be giving our best to win but I don't want to make any prediction,” Lee said.

"We obviously don't come over here to lose matches but the first couple of games will give a clear picture of how the series is going to pan out. As I have said, the experience of Champions League will help us."

"But we know India is a great side. They have got experience in Sachin Tendulkar, who has been around for 20 years now," Lee said.