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Lee ends self-exile, joins team with India tour in view

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Posted: Sep 03, 2008 at 2113 hrs IST

Melbourne, September 3: Barely a fortnight after splitting with his wife, Australian pace spearhead Brett Lee on Wednesday ended his self-imposed exile and joined his teammates in Darwin to mentally prepare for next month's Test tour to India.

Lee, who withdrew from the ongoing ODI series against Bangladesh after the break-up with Liz Kemp, has never played a Test in India and will be desperate to perform in the cricket-mad country.

The veteran paceman, however, will not be available for selection for Australia's final one-dayer against Bangladesh at the Marrara Sports Complex on Saturday and will return home tomorrow, The Age reported.

With Andrew Symonds almost certain to miss the Indian tour following disciplinary action, Lee's signal that he will be available for selection of the India tour is a welcome development for the Australians.

Except for a brief statement through Cricket Australia, Lee has not commented publicly on his break-up with Kemp, nor his immediate cricketing plans.

Lee has spent the past week dealing with the fall out from the split and issues involving his son Preston.

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