He was summer in Australia . He became part of our hot , holidaying , family , xmas-time culture. Most of us were either at the game watching him , waiting for Australia to demolish , or , at home with beers , & miles of chrissy tucker , watching under a much needed chilly air con ! I just LOVED those days , when he helped make Australia THE most feared cricket side in the world . And holy shit , we were . See ya , you bloody legend.
RIP Shane. Brings home the urgency that we're all on borrowed time and none of us are guaranteed today or tomorrow. Do the things you want to do before you die.
RIP legend. As an English cricket fan, we had the biggest love/hate relationship with you. Hated the way you battered us, but couldn't help wish you were playing for our team. An unreal bowler, an amazingly combative cricketer, and f*ck me, you were funny as f*ck to listen to. My condolences to his family and loved ones. Such a sad, confusing and unfair loss. Go well.
R.I.P Warnie .. broke my heart today, to me he was up there with the Legends of Australia like Steve Irwin and Peter Brock.. Icons in their craft (in my lifetime)
The cricketing world is full of camaraderie. Every test playing nation loved and respected him. We all knew that we were witnessing a true legend of the game. What a player and like Beefy, Richards and a few others; what a charismatic bloke. The true greats have an aura about them and Warne certainly had that aura. RIP.
Shane lived more in his 52 years than most do, even if they live until 100. Thanks for your spirit and the memories you left us with. I am now thinking about your children and your other loved ones. They must be going through hell at the moment. R.I.P. Shane.
As an Englishman, for me my favourite cricketer, mesmerising to watch, loved to hate him, but always had a smile on my face when doing so, thoughts are with his family and friends, and from someone who never knew him, thanks for the memories mate xx
I can NOT process this!!! Ive been numb since this morning,it doesnt feel real tbh! I was privileged to meet him in the 90s when i came outta the pub one day in Adelaide and he was just standing there!!! He was the nicest guy.I got a pic taken and we had a 10 min conversation and i will treasure that always!!! Was one of THE coolest days ever for me! #RIP King of Spin... Forever missed and Always loved! 🤯💔😭😍🏏
What a credit to his parents. Good manners, thoughtfulness and focused work ethic must come from great parenting. 💔What a great job they did to give such a decent bloke to the world. I feel that grounding helped him get to the top. How devastating for his family😢
It still hasn't sunk in for me here in London that Warnie is gone. Ah, it hurts like hell. I've been alive now for 3.5 decades and haven't seen such mourning for any player in the UK press, let alone an Aussi. He truly was bigger than life and we are mourning over this loss as if we lost one of our own. It's so hard to process the emotions of losing someone with the Aura of Warnie, someone who felt invincible and yet so humane when you talk to him. I hope you're having one hell of a party mate wherever you are. You'll be sorely missed not just in Australia but here in the UK, India, West Indies and South Africa as well. Hell, even my American friends heard about you through your exploits in Golf and were shocked. The only silver lining though is that you lived life on your terms and even though it was much too short, you did more in one lifetime than what anyone would do in 10. Everyone dies one day..but not everyone lives. You lived life, king size! Rest in peace, king! 💔💔💔💔💔
Yup. I'm English, it still hurts. Pathetic I guess really. But as I said to my boy, imagine if Messi or Ronaldo spoke fluent English, had enormous personalities and also had personal flaws one could relate to. Then they passed early in life.
As a pom,I've always had a love hate relationship with warnie. Loved watching him play,hated watching him destroy us. Wish you were one of ours mate. RIP Warnie. Legend..
24:30 one thing that's stood out to me, that i've heard from so many different people, that Warnie's ball "fizzing through the air" - it had so much spin on it the batsman could HEAR it in the air
watching Warnie weave his magic, was one of the great delights of my childhood, seeing the confused batsmen wondering what happened was an amazing sight to behold. With my favorite delivery that got Strauss behind his legs hitting middle and leg stump, followed by watching on TV Warne tearing the English apart in the Adelaide test match we shouldn't have really won. either as a kid you wanted to emulate Warnie in some way, or as a kid who just loved watching cricket when Warne was at the peak of his powers, there was no better cricketer to watch, even late at night when he was bowling on the other side of the world. RIP in Warnie, you will be missed.
I cried and felt helpless three times in my life so far : My dads death, Michael Jacksons death and This. The greatest bowler ever. Can’t imagine what Aussies are going through ! What a man, legend and just incredible. RIP Warnie! 💔 😢
Thanks. It's terrible and I feel so sad for him and his kids and those who knew and loved him eg His parents, siblings, Simone, Liz Hurley, friends of his, former team mates. For most Australians the shock and saddness would be nothing compared to them. But as you know because it was a shock. I suppose at least he didn't suffer a long illness. I don't know what happens when we die and I hope so much that this isn't it and that he's okay. Whilst his death is awful I'm glad he didn't suffer like many people do (although many don't as well). On the other hand it's more of a shock the way it happened and there was no opportunity for him to say goodbye or for his loved ones to say goodbye to him. I'm sorry to hear about your Dad's death too 😔 Also you said you can't imagine what Aussies are going through. It sounds like you do have a good idea because it sounds like you a fan of his too even if he wasn't bowling for your team. Lots of people around the world thought he was great and he was a light in the world who wasn't perfect let's be honest and made lots of mistakes which sadly meant he never got to be the Australian Captain but he was a lovely guy, an amazing bowler and someone who made life more interesting and enjoyable because of he who he was. He was so likeable and he did broaden the appeal of the game of cricket. There were people who watched the game just to see him bowling. There were lots of kids who who spent hours learning or trying to learn the art of leg spin. Cricket isn't as fast moving as a lot of other games and it can be seen as boring by some. Although plenty of others love it and still would love it even without any spin bowling spin bowling adds something extra to it and more variety. I'm someone who doesn't watch a lot of cricket but I did sometimes watch Shane Warne bowling. When he retired from The Australian Team I was surprised and disappointed that he didn't keep going as long as he could. And I do wish he was still playing although of coarse he would have had to retire years ago as no one can keep play forever. But now all we've got are the memories and videos and audio and photos. The world keeps going and we have to go on without those we've lost such as Warnie and it's sad and it feels unfair and not right. Unfortunately we can't change what's happened. I want to think of something really great to say but I can't think of what to say. Anyway my he rest in peace. He's defined missed already and he always will. It's just so sad. But what can you do? 😥
Met him once at a Port Melbourne v’s Springvale semi final in the VFA back in about 96, had a chat with him buying a beer at the bar, asked me for a ciggy, I said no worries mate, he bought me a pint of beer, he was draped in gold looking like a million$, he still gave me about 10 mins of his time, I was in awe, he was just himself, RIP mate, I friggen love the memories he gave us, how many times were Australia in trouble and I’d think, Jesus bring on Warnie
The 'chips and bread rolls' reminded me of the only time I ever saw Warnie off the field. It was around the Pakistan test at the Gabba in '99. Warnie was at a restaurant/bar overlooking the Queen St mall. He had a plate of lasagne and another with a pie and a mountain of chips. Edit: By the by, Warnie smacked 86 in that match.
That there (plus the ciggies) probably will end up being the cause of his heart attack, rather than all the f..wits spouting the vaccine caused his death theories.
@@wayneperry7413 It's a measure of how obsessed they are with their counter-narrative that it's way more important to mention Covid/vaccines than it is to wait 24 hours and pay at least some respect to the man.
My Brother Andrew, 52 years old, Died 1 month ago!!!, ( our Father!, died on board the HMAS ARROW, flighting for Australia, Border Control, Cyclone Tracy 1974 ), CRIED WITH ANDREWS DEATH, BALLED MY EYES OUT AT 7:00am this Morning, SHANE, INSPIRED ME, WITH HIS UNIQUE LEG SPIN!!!!, MAGICIAN OF AUSTRALIA, Dad, Andrew & Shane!!!, TRUE AUSSIE LEGENDS, R.I.P to all.
Condolences from South Africa. Deep apreciation for the entertainment this greatest of spinners provided. We unfortunately were on the recieving end of his brilliance I think he single handedly destroyed the career and probably general mental health of one of our most promising batsman.
Normally when famous people pass away I don’t get that sad. This one is different. This one hurts. Badly. He was one of my favourite players. I’m an England fan and he was the main reason why we didn’t win the Ashes for 18 years. I’m gutted and still shocked. What a terrible day it was. With Rod Marsh as well. RIP 2 legends.
ONCE in a Lifetime Talent on The Pitch...Funny , Engaging , Intelligent , Superfluous Sportsman , Legendary Aussie . The Greatest Leg Spinner to ever play The Game. A Corona with Warnie at Chasers in Sth Yarra will never be forgotten.. In this time of sorrow, may the outpouring of love, support, and cherished memories provide some measure of comfort for the Warne Family around The World. Shane meant a lot , to a lot of people. His was a truly beautiful soul. DJ MC Mark Sharp. Sydney , Australia's , No.1 Party Maestro.
What a tragic time for cricket...Rod Marsh departing was bad enough...but low and behold the double whammy of losing Shane Warne merely days behind...so sad on both accounts...for the families and fans of cricket world wide. Both true legends of the game albeit very much different eras. Warnie's legendary status among all cricket fans goes without saying...no truer icon of Australia will we ever have...mastered his art and craft...never will we see the likes of him on the field again...and a larrikin that I'm sure we can all relate to...which is what I believe makes him so much more loved by many Australians not even fans of cricket...we could all relate to him...and he just seemed a great human being...sure there were err's in decisions he made...but don't we all?? RIP Warnie...the world of cricket and the world in general will be a much poorer place for your passing...your legacies to cricket and all those that you touched off the ground through charities...the time you gave of yourself to those less fortunate...and just in general for the great bloke you were...you'll be forever remembered for it all...and revered for the man you were!!!! We all feel that certain loss today...sympathies and condolences to all your family and friends!!!! Long live in our memories the King of Spin!!!!
I owe most of cricket soul to Warnie as a young cricket player and as a leg spin bowler and my early career in the uk and growing up in Australia watching him as the legend he was and amazing test wickets
Only 6 moments in my life where you can be asked where were you...'Moon Landing'.....'Who shot kennedy'.....'Princess Diana n Charles wedding' (even though I'm not a royalist)...'Covid national lockdown'....'Ukraine invasion'....'Shane Warne passing'....HONESTLY that's how I feel as a sportsfan.
I still can't get my head around Warnie's death, I only just accepted the fact that the great Rod Marsh died, then to find out this morning that Warnie's gone too. This news is just totally devasting.....Far out, So hard to take right now! My condolences to his kids, loved ones, friends and family, remember the good times.
For me , it really hit home to read that his last text message was to send sad and loving condolences to Marshy's wife and loved one's. Ending with RIP mate. And then that was it . He'd gone too. The world is in shock . The right words are hard to find. Seeya Warnie.
Warnie changed cricket in that people were drawn to watch him play like know other player I've ever seen, he had that magnetism in his game and the way he just carried himself on the field. I feel very fortunate to have seen him play a few times live and a hell of a lot on TV, I guess what I'm trying to say is he made the game great just by playing it.
Me too . You hear these things about ex cricketers dying . That feeling that he is never gonna be seen on a cricket field actually hit me . Made me feel numb
Magical Bowler, always the differentiating factor in any match, hats off to the leg spinner Shane Warne! Probably another world is in desperate need of a leggie, RIP!
RIP Warnie. He made spin cool again, would always race to the TV when he was bowling, particularly to England, South Africa and thinking the next ball is going to gettem.....
I hope and pray to Allah that Shane Warne has at least once said Kalima and Allah can give him Paradise as we all know how a wonderful human being he was. heart felt condolence for his family and loved ones
It is shocking and unbelievable .. Warnei you have gifted many memorable and thrilling moments in cricket especially in 1999 world cup... your magical bowling is an undefinable beauty... May God bless the departed soul to be in the beatitude ❤❤❤
I cant believe it. First its my childhood idol in Rod Marsh, Then i wake to see my most favorite of all time in Warne, 12 hours on Im still crying in disbelief and im a 50 yo Aussie bloke. We love you Shane, RIP mate, Please send us a glimpse of you bowling a flipper to Bradman
You are a shining star 🌟 of Australia cricket, proud to say I met you twice in India ( Bangalore n chennai) under Kim huges captaincy n shook hands and your manager made team sign on their photos wow what a day as my favourite cricket team was Aussie n , sometime I was told “ go to Australia ha ha ha
When I was kid ,I tried to copy his bowling style .he is a legend .RIP champion .here in India Shane Warne vs Sachin Tendulkar was huge fun to watch .he was a great entertainer and ambassador of the beautiful game .om shanti 🙏🙏
That last comment from Scoob is so true , don’t be shy as a male to express your feeling for another as a mate .your not going to turn gay , just get it out there
Mystery Bowler what an Unique Guy Condolences goes out to His Family we'll Mis Him always check up on each Other Sports men never Wait until it's too Good bye Sir Shane RIP Champion 🏆 Mastero bowler STRENGTH 💪 too His Family our PRAYERS Goes out to you all ❤ 😍
So weird. The day he died I noticed a bottle of SW23 at Chemist warehouse. I sprayed myself not knowing it's a man's scent. Now this.very tragic..unbelievable and very surreal. Condolences to everyone he was close to and condolences for Rod Marsh. May God rest their souls.
A one off and we will never see his like again. Well played Shane Warne, thank you so much. Now, as to the future..... I don't think where you are that they will be all that good picking your flipper or even the googly. And no way will they be able to play that ripping leg break. Rest in Peace Warnie.
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I’m a kiwi hated him as a opponent loved him as a cricketer he is the GOAT the cricket world will mourn for years and so they should. RIP you ripper.
If you hated him.......then he was doing his job! Lol.
He was summer in Australia .
He became part of our hot , holidaying , family , xmas-time culture.
Most of us were either at the game watching him , waiting for Australia to demolish , or , at home with beers , & miles of chrissy tucker , watching under a much needed chilly air con !
I just LOVED those days , when he helped make Australia THE most feared cricket side in the world . And holy shit , we were .
See ya , you bloody legend.
A magician..
RIP Shane. Brings home the urgency that we're all on borrowed time and none of us are guaranteed today or tomorrow. Do the things you want to do before you die.
We're not on 'borrowed' time. We just get what we get and we don't know how long that will be. That's not borrowed time. It's just life. It ends.
Ive been thinkin bout this alot today actually...i just feel numb rn 💔
RIP legend. As an English cricket fan, we had the biggest love/hate relationship with you. Hated the way you battered us, but couldn't help wish you were playing for our team. An unreal bowler, an amazingly combative cricketer, and f*ck me, you were funny as f*ck to listen to. My condolences to his family and loved ones. Such a sad, confusing and unfair loss. Go well.
R.I.P Warnie .. broke my heart today, to me he was up there with the Legends of Australia like Steve Irwin and Peter Brock.. Icons in their craft (in my lifetime)
RIP Warnie from a Pom. You destroyed us for 15 years but what a genius and great bloke 🇦🇺 🏴
The cricketing world is full of camaraderie. Every test playing nation loved and respected him. We all knew that we were witnessing a true legend of the game. What a player and like Beefy, Richards and a few others; what a charismatic bloke. The true greats have an aura about them and Warne certainly had that aura. RIP.
It's amazing how a strangers death leaves you feeling like a member of your own family had passed..Rip Warnie from a Pom..
Shane lived more in his 52 years than most do, even if they live until 100. Thanks for your spirit and the memories you left us with. I am now thinking about your children and your other loved ones. They must be going through hell at the moment. R.I.P. Shane.
As an Englishman, for me my favourite cricketer, mesmerising to watch, loved to hate him, but always had a smile on my face when doing so, thoughts are with his family and friends, and from someone who never knew him, thanks for the memories mate xx
RIP Warnie. Inspired me to learn leg-spin bowling. I owe all my wickets to you. Thanks for the memories!
I loved bowling leg spin when l was young l idolized this bloke so much.
The things l had in common with the great man was:
1. We both were leggies
2. Our middle name is Keith
3. Love sausage rolls.
4. We both liked poker.
This has hit me hard 😐.Like a dagger to the 💓.
Triple jabbed…..heart attack….expected….very sad nonetheless.
@@Caseyyoustud feel for ya mate it’s a devestating blow
He lived a very full life.
His legend will never fade.
RIP Warnie… i can’t even say i was a cricket fan, but you surely did transcend the game! Such a sad loss for all of Australia 🇦🇺♥️
I can NOT process this!!!
Ive been numb since this morning,it doesnt feel real tbh!
I was privileged to meet him in the 90s when i came outta the pub one day in Adelaide and he was just standing there!!! He was the nicest guy.I got a pic taken and we had a 10 min conversation and i will treasure that always!!!
Was one of THE coolest days ever for me!
#RIP King of Spin... Forever missed and Always loved!
🤯💔😭😍🏏
What a credit to his parents. Good manners, thoughtfulness and focused work ethic must come from great parenting. 💔What a great job they did to give such a decent bloke to the world. I feel that grounding helped him get to the top. How devastating for his family😢
Shane Warne left fans with tear in their eyes world over ...Legend Never Die..
Still can't believe it. Greatest cricketer by a street that I've ever seen. There were other greats but Warne was the only Genius.
Brendon McCullum, thank you for such genuine words.
It still hasn't sunk in for me here in London that Warnie is gone. Ah, it hurts like hell. I've been alive now for 3.5 decades and haven't seen such mourning for any player in the UK press, let alone an Aussi. He truly was bigger than life and we are mourning over this loss as if we lost one of our own. It's so hard to process the emotions of losing someone with the Aura of Warnie, someone who felt invincible and yet so humane when you talk to him.
I hope you're having one hell of a party mate wherever you are. You'll be sorely missed not just in Australia but here in the UK, India, West Indies and South Africa as well. Hell, even my American friends heard about you through your exploits in Golf and were shocked. The only silver lining though is that you lived life on your terms and even though it was much too short, you did more in one lifetime than what anyone would do in 10.
Everyone dies one day..but not everyone lives. You lived life, king size! Rest in peace, king! 💔💔💔💔💔
Yup. I'm English, it still hurts. Pathetic I guess really. But as I said to my boy, imagine if Messi or Ronaldo spoke fluent English, had enormous personalities and also had personal flaws one could relate to. Then they passed early in life.
As a pom,I've always had a love hate relationship with warnie.
Loved watching him play,hated watching him destroy us.
Wish you were one of ours mate.
RIP Warnie.
Legend..
It’s all been said and I agree with every bit of it.
R.I.P. Warnie you bloody legend!!! #23 🏏🏏🏏
24:30 one thing that's stood out to me, that i've heard from so many different people, that Warnie's ball "fizzing through the air" - it had so much spin on it the batsman could HEAR it in the air
They don’t talk much about that,,,Gatting said the sound terrified him
@@ucviet1 Am I the only person that's had that at club level? I hate that F-R-R-R-R-R sound.
watching Warnie weave his magic, was one of the great delights of my childhood, seeing the confused batsmen wondering what happened was an amazing sight to behold. With my favorite delivery that got Strauss behind his legs hitting middle and leg stump, followed by watching on TV Warne tearing the English apart in the Adelaide test match we shouldn't have really won.
either as a kid you wanted to emulate Warnie in some way, or as a kid who just loved watching cricket when Warne was at the peak of his powers, there was no better cricketer to watch, even late at night when he was bowling on the other side of the world.
RIP in Warnie, you will be missed.
R.I.P Shane Warne........i'll always remember his battles with another legend Brian Lara, you will be missed.
Death is painful truth,,, but legend newer dies,, RIP💐 Shane
Loved the story about two bowls of chips and four bread rolls 🤣.
What a legend.
You will be missed Warnie.
Tony would have exclaimed if he was around:
" What a player " !
RIP ' Hollywood ' Shane Warne !
🙏
I cried and felt helpless three times in my life so far :
My dads death, Michael Jacksons death and This. The greatest bowler ever. Can’t imagine what Aussies are going through !
What a man, legend and just incredible. RIP Warnie! 💔 😢
Thanks. It's terrible and I feel so sad for him and his kids and those who knew and loved him eg His parents, siblings, Simone, Liz Hurley, friends of his, former team mates. For most Australians the shock and saddness would be nothing compared to them. But as you know because it was a shock. I suppose at least he didn't suffer a long illness. I don't know what happens when we die and I hope so much that this isn't it and that he's okay. Whilst his death is awful I'm glad he didn't suffer like many people do (although many don't as well). On the other hand it's more of a shock the way it happened and there was no opportunity for him to say goodbye or for his loved ones to say goodbye to him. I'm sorry to hear about your Dad's death too 😔 Also you said you can't imagine what Aussies are going through. It sounds like you do have a good idea because it sounds like you a fan of his too even if he wasn't bowling for your team. Lots of people around the world thought he was great and he was a light in the world who wasn't perfect let's be honest and made lots of mistakes which sadly meant he never got to be the Australian Captain but he was a lovely guy, an amazing bowler and someone who made life more interesting and enjoyable because of he who he was. He was so likeable and he did broaden the appeal of the game of cricket. There were people who watched the game just to see him bowling. There were lots of kids who who spent hours learning or trying to learn the art of leg spin. Cricket isn't as fast moving as a lot of other games and it can be seen as boring by some. Although plenty of others love it and still would love it even without any spin bowling spin bowling adds something extra to it and more variety. I'm someone who doesn't watch a lot of cricket but I did sometimes watch Shane Warne bowling. When he retired from The Australian Team I was surprised and disappointed that he didn't keep going as long as he could. And I do wish he was still playing although of coarse he would have had to retire years ago as no one can keep play forever. But now all we've got are the memories and videos and audio and photos. The world keeps going and we have to go on without those we've lost such as Warnie and it's sad and it feels unfair and not right. Unfortunately we can't change what's happened. I want to think of something really great to say but I can't think of what to say. Anyway my he rest in peace. He's defined missed already and he always will. It's just so sad. But what can you do? 😥
you cried over a kiddie toucher ?
You hear these things about ex cricketers dying . That feeling that he is never gonna be seen on a cricket field actually hit me . Made me feel numb
R.I.P Shane, My prayer's are with your family and friend's.🙏🙏🙏🙏🌷🌹
Met him once at a Port Melbourne v’s Springvale semi final in the VFA back in about 96, had a chat with him buying a beer at the bar, asked me for a ciggy, I said no worries mate, he bought me a pint of beer, he was draped in gold looking like a million$, he still gave me about 10 mins of his time, I was in awe, he was just himself, RIP mate, I friggen love the memories he gave us, how many times were Australia in trouble and I’d think, Jesus bring on Warnie
The 'chips and bread rolls' reminded me of the only time I ever saw Warnie off the field. It was around the Pakistan test at the Gabba in '99. Warnie was at a restaurant/bar overlooking the Queen St mall. He had a plate of lasagne and another with a pie and a mountain of chips.
Edit: By the by, Warnie smacked 86 in that match.
That there (plus the ciggies) probably will end up being the cause of his heart attack, rather than all the f..wits spouting the vaccine caused his death theories.
@@wayneperry7413 It's a measure of how obsessed they are with their counter-narrative that it's way more important to mention Covid/vaccines than it is to wait 24 hours and pay at least some respect to the man.
Simon's words : "If you have something to say to someone, just say it" are so true. You're so right. "Bowled Shane" - thanks for everything
My Brother Andrew, 52 years old, Died 1 month ago!!!, ( our Father!, died on board the HMAS ARROW, flighting for Australia, Border Control, Cyclone Tracy 1974 ), CRIED WITH ANDREWS DEATH, BALLED MY EYES OUT AT 7:00am this Morning, SHANE, INSPIRED ME, WITH HIS UNIQUE LEG SPIN!!!!, MAGICIAN OF AUSTRALIA, Dad, Andrew & Shane!!!, TRUE AUSSIE LEGENDS, R.I.P to all.
It's a tough one.
Sorry for your loss, mate
@@christopher_ecclestone MY THOUGHTS, are with his Kids!!!, THEY ARE HURTING!!!. THANKS MATE.
Rest n peace sir Shane Warne
Condolences from South Africa. Deep apreciation for the entertainment this greatest of spinners provided. We unfortunately were on the recieving end of his brilliance I think he single handedly destroyed the career and probably general mental health of one of our most promising batsman.
Normally when famous people pass away I don’t get that sad. This one is different. This one hurts. Badly. He was one of my favourite players. I’m an England fan and he was the main reason why we didn’t win the Ashes for 18 years. I’m gutted and still shocked. What a terrible day it was. With Rod Marsh as well. RIP 2 legends.
i just cant believe it.my hero.our BIG BRO. STRAYAS FINEST !!!.this one hurts RIP SKW23
Numb. Gutted. My favorite childhood memories we’re watching him at work. Fuck
ONCE in a Lifetime Talent on The Pitch...Funny , Engaging , Intelligent , Superfluous Sportsman , Legendary Aussie . The Greatest Leg Spinner to ever play The Game. A Corona with Warnie at Chasers in Sth Yarra will never be forgotten..
In this time of sorrow, may the outpouring of love, support, and cherished memories provide some measure of comfort for the Warne Family around The World.
Shane meant a lot , to a lot of people. His was a truly beautiful soul.
DJ MC Mark Sharp. Sydney , Australia's , No.1 Party Maestro.
RIP True Gentleman and Sport Person of Australia!!!
Shane Warne!!!
I can imagine how you guys feel. I am just a fan, and it shook me!
What a dreadful loss to his family and friends. What a huge loss to World Cricket.
I believe You Gilly also one of my Best the whole Australian team and that team they were absolutely the Best 👏👏👏👏👏😭
Inspirational cricketer for the ages. We all have memories no matter which nation.
What a tragic time for cricket...Rod Marsh departing was bad enough...but low and behold the double whammy of losing Shane Warne merely days behind...so sad on both accounts...for the families and fans of cricket world wide.
Both true legends of the game albeit very much different eras.
Warnie's legendary status among all cricket fans goes without saying...no truer icon of Australia will we ever have...mastered his art and craft...never will we see the likes of him on the field again...and a larrikin that I'm sure we can all relate to...which is what I believe makes him so much more loved by many Australians not even fans of cricket...we could all relate to him...and he just seemed a great human being...sure there were err's in decisions he made...but don't we all??
RIP Warnie...the world of cricket and the world in general will be a much poorer place for your passing...your legacies to cricket and all those that you touched off the ground through charities...the time you gave of yourself to those less fortunate...and just in general for the great bloke you were...you'll be forever remembered for it all...and revered for the man you were!!!!
We all feel that certain loss today...sympathies and condolences to all your family and friends!!!! Long live in our memories the King of Spin!!!!
Go well Legend. You touched people across the globe. From SA.
I’m still numb 💔
The greatest cricketer and showmen of the beautiful game called cricket and king of spin we cherish your memory forever warnie 😭 rip
I owe most of cricket soul to Warnie as a young cricket player and as a leg spin bowler and my early career in the uk and growing up in Australia watching him as the legend he was and amazing test wickets
Only 6 moments in my life where you can be asked where were you...'Moon Landing'.....'Who shot kennedy'.....'Princess Diana n Charles wedding' (even though I'm not a royalist)...'Covid national lockdown'....'Ukraine invasion'....'Shane Warne passing'....HONESTLY that's how I feel as a sportsfan.
00:00 - Simon O'Donnell
04:40 - Bill Lawry
06:57 - Damien Fleming
10:26 - Ian Healy
12:23 - Brendon McCullum
15:29 - Adam Gilchrist
21:42 - Allan Border
25:01 - Simon's powerful final thoughts
Warne you are unbelievable,love you alys and will miss you so so much...RIP..
I still can't get my head around Warnie's death, I only just accepted the fact that the great Rod Marsh died, then to find out this morning that Warnie's gone too. This news is just totally devasting.....Far out, So hard to take right now! My condolences to his kids, loved ones, friends and family, remember the good times.
For me , it really hit home to read that his last text message was to send sad and loving condolences to Marshy's wife and loved one's. Ending with RIP mate.
And then that was it . He'd gone too.
The world is in shock .
The right words are hard to find.
Seeya Warnie.
There is a brilliant photo of them side by side... would have loved to have had a cricket convo with them both.
Loved your cricket. Your bowling was magical while batsman saw stars. Great guy. May God bless your soul to rest in peace Warne. 🙏
Warnie changed cricket in that people were drawn to watch him play like know other player I've ever seen, he had that magnetism in his game and the way he just carried himself on the field. I feel very fortunate to have seen him play a few times live and a hell of a lot on TV, I guess what I'm trying to say is he made the game great just by playing it.
Feels so surreal at first I was like oh isn't that sad but now I'm like wow Shane Warne dead wtf
Well said
It's hard to believe...feel like I've lost a friend I grew up with and admired
Me too . You hear these things about ex cricketers dying . That feeling that he is never gonna be seen on a cricket field actually hit me . Made me feel numb
Same.
Legend ! Not just a great bowler ,i loved his humble commentary on air.Gone too soon .RIP.
Magical Bowler, always the differentiating factor in any match, hats off to the leg spinner Shane Warne! Probably another world is in desperate need of a leggie, RIP!
RIP Shane u bloody legend 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽
One of only a couple of breaking news stories that made me physically sick. Still can't believe it
RIP Warnie. He made spin cool again, would always race to the TV when he was bowling, particularly to England, South Africa and thinking the next ball is going to gettem.....
I hope and pray to Allah that Shane Warne has at least once said Kalima and Allah can give him Paradise as we all know how a wonderful human being he was. heart felt condolence for his family and loved ones
Onya Heals,keeping behind the ball of the century.Legend keeper,we've had quite a few,Marshy RIP.
It is shocking and unbelievable .. Warnei you have gifted many memorable and thrilling moments in cricket especially in 1999 world cup... your magical bowling is an undefinable beauty... May God bless the departed soul to be in the beatitude ❤❤❤
For me he is the greatest spinner of all time . Respect to the legendary shave warne love from India
A true legend condolences to his family may his soul rest in peace from the Caribbean
Warnie the true definition of a lovable rogue!
I cant believe it. First its my childhood idol in Rod Marsh, Then i wake to see my most favorite of all time in Warne, 12 hours on Im still crying in disbelief and im a 50 yo Aussie bloke.
We love you Shane, RIP mate, Please send us a glimpse of you bowling a flipper to Bradman
Bill Lawry the best commentator can make me laugh with his stories. Sad loss Shane Warne gone to soon. RIP Shane Warne.
💔💔 R.I.P Warnie, the Legendary Leggie! Love for #Warnie from India 🇮🇳 💔💔
You are a shining star 🌟 of Australia cricket, proud to say I met you twice in India ( Bangalore n chennai) under Kim huges captaincy n shook hands and your manager made team sign on their photos wow what a day as my favourite cricket team was Aussie n , sometime I was told “ go to Australia ha ha ha
AB. Your voice was raw. Hard man, great heart.
When I was kid ,I tried to copy his bowling style .he is a legend .RIP champion .here in India Shane Warne vs Sachin Tendulkar was huge fun to watch .he was a great entertainer and ambassador of the beautiful game .om shanti 🙏🙏
Bill lawry voice is better than many young commentators
ALL TIME LEGEND OF WORLD CRICKET...WE MISSED U SO EAGERLY
You will never be forgotten you are a lendged god bless you 😭
He is definitely 1 of the 5👏👏👏👏👏😭
I CANNOT BELIEVE THIS ...STILL OMG!!!!😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔😇😇😇😇
When people who are larger than life die relatively young it reminds us of our own mortality...
Tragic news and so sudden!gone way too soon.You will be missed massively.RIP Warnie!GodBless your family.
Horrible weekend and couldn't come to the tragic terms yet....Incredible loss to.the entire world.
Biggest Celebrity death to hit me since Chester Bennington and Dimebag Darrell. Shattered. RIP Shane Keith Warne 💛
Its on par with steve irwin , im shocked .
That last comment from Scoob is so true , don’t be shy as a male to express your feeling for another as a mate .your not going to turn gay , just get it out there
Warney Kobe on the same page of greatness.
Few
Best player ive ever seen...there will never be another leg spinner as good again
RIP WARNEY.
I miss watching you bowl
Nice words Sod
Cricket lover_ct marsh bowled Warne 😭😭🏏Rip Shane 💔
We are all club cricketers some are better than others...great line Gilly
"Life is not a rehearsal.'
Shane Warne 1969-2022
I always stuck fat with Warnie all the rubbish people say about his personal life , rip legend he loved life so much that's wat I got from Warnie
Bill Lawry.. still going great at 85.
Long live the king .
Mystery Bowler what an Unique Guy Condolences goes out to His Family we'll Mis Him always check up on each Other Sports men never Wait until it's too Good bye Sir Shane RIP Champion 🏆 Mastero bowler STRENGTH 💪 too His Family our PRAYERS Goes out to you all ❤ 😍
So weird. The day he died I noticed a bottle of SW23 at Chemist warehouse. I sprayed myself not knowing it's a man's scent. Now this.very tragic..unbelievable and very surreal. Condolences to everyone he was close to and condolences for Rod Marsh. May God rest their souls.
Absolute legend
RIP warnie
A one off and we will never see his like again. Well played Shane Warne, thank you so much. Now, as to the future..... I don't think where you are that they will be all that good picking your flipper or even the googly. And no way will they be able to play that ripping leg break. Rest in Peace Warnie.
A True Cricketing Magician!!!.........We were Lucky he was in the Australian Team........and not the opposition :)
Rest in Glory !
Legend 🇬🇧💫