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Now Lee scares Aussies

Cricket Afp, Birmingham
Brett Lee's chances of playing in the third Test against England suffered a setback after team officials said he would be spending a second night in a Birmingham hospital where he is receiving treatment for a left knee infection.
With fellow quick Glenn McGrath set to be ruled out with the ankle injury that kept him out of the second Test at Edgbaston, Lee is facing a race against time to be fit for the third match of the Ashes series which starts at Manchester's Old Trafford ground on Thursday.
"Brett was seen by doctors this (Tuesday) morning and they are happy with the progress of the treatment that has been administered so far," said Australia team physiotherapist Errol Alcott.
"The problem areas around his left knee appear to have improved, however the doctors are still keen for him to remain in hospital overnight.
"We are hopeful that he will be discharged at some stage tomorrow morning before travelling to Manchester where his fitness will be
further assessed ahead of the third Test."
The remainder of the Australian squad left for Manchester earlier Tuesday.
Lee, 28, was taken into hospital late Monday afternoon after experiencing swelling and discomfort.
Alcott added that the injury to Lee's left knee may have been related to a grazed knee he sustained while fielding during last month's first Test at Lord's where Australia won by 239 runs.
Lee's gutsy unbeaten 43 almost guided Australia to a stunning victory at Edgbaston, a match England won by two runs to level the series at 1-1.
Pace bowler Stuart Clark, currently at English county Middlesex, was added to Australia's squad on Tuesday.
"We consider Stuart to be a similar-style bowler to Glenn McGrath. He is already in England and showing some good form, so we have
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selected him to provide some cover for the current injuries," said chairman of selectors, Trevor Hohns.
Clark, 29, is a right-handed pace bowler who took 40 wickets at 25.98 in the 2004-2005 Australian domestic season. Playing for New South Wales state, he took five wickets for 10 runs during a match against Victoria.
In his most recent match for Middlesex, he took five for 61 against Warwickshire.
Cricket Australia said the condition of McGrath, who tore a ligament in his right ankle before play on the first day at Edgbaston, was being monitored.