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Brett Lee’s Beer Company Faces Collapse After Raising ₹50 Crore – What Went Wrong?
Former Australian cricketer Brett Lee's beer venture, Sydney Beer Company, has gone into administration due to financial ...
Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain: Did you know Brett Lee once bowled to Aasif Sheikh on the Shubhangi Atre starrer? THROWBACK
Cricket fans and TV lovers were in for a treat back in 2016 when former Australian cricketer Brett Lee appeared on the sets ...
Throwback when Brett Lee once bowled to Vibhuti in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain to impress Angoori Bhabhi; fans call it 'Multiverse'
In a surprising twist, Australian cricketer Brett Lee played cricket with Aasif Sheikh on the sets of Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain ...
Cricketer Brett Lee’s Sydney Beer Co goes bust
The beer company part-owned by the former Test fast bowler has been put into administration amid tough times in brewing.
'Hardik Pandya no Lee or Waqar. Uske jaisi hitting Pakistan mein aam baat...': Shoaib Akhtar, Hafeez say ‘Razzaq better’
Shoaib Akhtar said Hardik Pandya's hitting was a norm in the team he played on in the early 2000s when Abdul Razzaq used to ...
Brett Lee's Bhabi Ji Connection: DYK Former Australian Cricketer Once Bowled To Aasif On The Shubhangi Starrer
A resurfaced clip from the popular comedy show Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain has brought back memories of a fun-filled moment when ...
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The cliffhanger that shouldn't have been
Nerves had kicked in for the chasing side. They now needed 16 from nine with six wickets in hand. But those jitters should have been quelled when Nathan Coulter-Nile launched Lyon's last delivery over ...
Brett Lee’s Sydney Beer Co has gone into administration
Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee’s Sydney Beer Co has been placed into administration just months after a US expansion.
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Brett Lee’s Sydney Beer Co has gone into administration
Brett Lee is one of the business’s owners. Picture: NewsWire / Monique Harmer The filing comes just six months after the business raised more than $6m to fund expansion plans in the US.