US baseball team, Arizona Diamondbacks scouts, while down under searching for a pitcher, saw Brett bowling during a match and asked him to try out. Brett complied out of courtesy and the first ball he pitched was at 90 mp/h.
When asked which one person you would like to be for a day, Brett replied Elvis Presley.
Brett's favourite TV shows are Australia's Funniest Home Videos and 60 Minutes.
His favourite pizza is Hawaiian.
Brett's favourite cuisine is Indian.
His non-cricket sporting heroes are the Socceroos.
He is also an ardent supporter of the Wallabies.
Brett is best at cooking beef stir fry.
He is learning Hindi and can often be heard speaking basic Hindi when visiting India.
Brett's favourite author is Stephen King.
Brett occasionally wears a gold necklace and bracelet which was gifted to him by his parents on his 17th birthday.
NB. Brett has a new one.
Besides Brett Lee's North Shore Lane Cove home, Brett Lee owns properties at Noosa, Queensland and the Southern Highlands, New South Wales.
He does not believe in God, but is of the opinion that there is a Higher Power or Supreme Being.
Brett, Tim Cahill and Shane Watson are all apart of their own little band where both cricketers play the guitar and Cahill provides vocals.
Brett Lee had a cameo in the bollywood movie 'Victory' where he portrayed himself.
Brett's first pet was a rabbit named Floppy.
Brett Lee is a frequent client of Hairstylist Christopher Hanna in Sydney which boasts of other celebrity names such as Nicole Kidman and Charlie Brown.
His favourite soccer team is Sydney FC.
Brett Lee has a new underwear range called 'AceStar'.
His favourite subject at school was P.E.
Brett Lee's favourite teacher at school was Ms. Green.
Brett Lee competed at javelin at state level.
One of the first things Brett bought for his Lane Cove home was a Bosendorfer piano.
Brett's Southern Highlands property consists of a farm which rears cattle.
Brett Lee's worst purchase was a part-share of a racehorse which subsequently got injured in its first race.
Brett has invested in eco-plantations (trees and almonds).