Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has praised India's veteran batsman VVL Laxman. Lee said that he used to face any bowler very easily due to the superb technique. Because of the way he used to use wrist, it was difficult to get wickets against him.
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On Star Sports' show Cricket Connected, Brett Lee talked about VVS Laxman's batting. He spoke of his technique and magic wrist. Lee said, "His technique was very difficult to penetrate, his technique was very beautiful, he was never afraid of any ball, he had a lot of time and his legs were very amazing. It was an art of playing the shot delicately and when you have such an art, then there is no worry about who the bowler is and how fast the ball is doing. "
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Brett Lee told that Laxman knew very well how to play the dangerous spell of bowlers on the field. VVS knew which spell the bowler had to remove. Once he used to spend a difficult time, then he used to take advantage of it when he needed to. It was a lot of fun to bowl against him. It was amazing. VVS Laxman is remembered for his memorable innings of 281 runs against Australia in Kolkata in 2001. Due to this matchless innings of Laxman, India created history and won against Australia even after playing follow-on.
