Brett Lee has put the bad show in India behind and claimed that his career is back on track after the agonising past few months.

The tearaway bowler, who grabbed his 300th Test wicket in the just concluded Test win over New Zealand in Brisbane, said he has finally recovered from the slump that threatened his career.

"It's sort of been a different thing to coming through injury," Lee, who managed just eight wickets in the four Tests against India, said after becoming only the fourth Australian bowler to enter the 300-wicket club.

"I have been up against a brickwall the past couple of months. I actually feel like I have turned the corner now. The fitness feels really good. I feel like I am back to where I want to be bowling," he was quoted as saying by 'The Daily Telegraph'.

During the tumultuous trip to India, the pacer was put on drip after a bout of food poisoning and lost five kilograms at a place he calls his second home but the 32-year-old says he is fine now.

"I wasn't happy on the whole with the Indian tour. That's behind me now. I have gotten over that. I have put that to bed. I am back back bowling in Australian conditions," he said.

"I always try to take a positive out of any type of situation," he added.