RIP mate. Watching you bowl all those ripping leg breaks has been one of my best cricketing memories and I will proudly say that I am contemporary to two of the legends of the game Sachin and you. I am ever so grateful to God for giving me opportunity to watch you greats in live action. Your memories are not going to fade away anytime soon brother. Like your ball of the century, you will stay in our hearts for eternity.
I can't believe he is gone. I had the joy of watching Shane Warne bowl for his whole career. He was one of a kind and a genius. Packages like this are excellent.
Amazing cricketer and bloke. Shane was the most important cricketer of all time by a mile. Leg spin bowling is the most noble human trait since archery in the Middle Ages (cricket is a castle defence game) It’s poetic, skilful and lethal. We need these people as a tribal species. We took him for granted while he was here. RIP.
@@harshchaubey6352 crazy because last time Australian players did ball tampering, we suspended all 3 involved 6-12 months each, fined them heavily, and sacked the coach. South African captain caught twice ball tampering and he misses a game and loses a match fee. English players get caught cheating and they get a match fee fine. The Indians and Pakistanis just pretend no one has a camera.
@tanthaman: Murali might have got more wickets. That too in subcontinental pitches but not a match winner on big ocassions. If you’ve watched warne at 1996 semi finals and 1999 semifinals and finals you’ll have a gist of who warne was. Moreover, he took most of his wickets with a great Australian bowling lineup of Mcgrath, Gillespie, Lee and Fleming were also on the scene. Also he is a great leader as evident by his leadership in helping an IPL franchise to win the cup. Murali is great coz of his milestones but Warne is ETERNAL coz of his legacy
Thankful to have watched all of Warneys career, some live, mostly on tv. We've never had one like him, it'll be a long time if ever that we have one like him again. He made Test cricket absolutely mesmerising over after over until he got his man. And then the next 5.
It's hard to argue against most of those deliveries but surely his top 10 must include the flipper to Richie Richardson at the MCG. I think it was the Boxing Day test 92-93. That was when Warne really announced that he was a force to be reckoned with.
The G.O.A.T. Thanks for the memories Warney. Another legend that will always be remembered and forever missed. ❤ I can just imagine Shane Warne and Steve Irwin Hanging out up there and having a beer.
Thank you for making this historic video available....The greatest leg spin bowler will be always remembered. Such vision indeed celebrates not only the baggy green Shane Warne proudly took off to bowl but also the man called onto to change the face of any game he played in. Cheers......
I've watched the 2005 Ashes DVD so many times... That ball to Strauss is still incredible, the look on his face is just like how on earth did that happen!?
Records say spinners have taken more wickets than fast bowlers. Its easy to play fast bowlers once you get your timing right. But you never know how much the ball's gonna turn in case of spin bowling and you end up getting bowled or lbw.
Legends are born for the achievements and will never die, always be remembered in people's mind and heart. Shane Warne the name no one will forget after millions of years.
A very sad day for cricket. RIP the finest and most skilled bowler of all time. Us English gave you so much stick over the years but only because every single one of us was in awe of you. RIP Warnie 🏴 🇦🇺
The man who captivated a generation with he’s leg spin bowling. A true icon of not only cricket but of Australia. Only a handful of Athletes throughout history have transcend there chosen sport. Shane Keith Warne you will be missed
Anwar played against Australia in 8 Test matches and had 15 innings and he scored 886 runs at an average of 59.07, which is the best average of any Pakistani batsman against Australia. He scored 3 hundreds and 5 fifties with a highest score of 145.
By far the greatest spin bowler ever imo. Certainly the best I've ever seen. His variation in his technique and the speed/intensity he bowled with just left many top class batsman with absolutely no chance. On his day he was unplayable
@@rehangrover3514 not even close. 60% of Murali's wickets in tests were against Tier 2 nations and there will always be the question of his dubious action.
That so many devotees of the game from the subcontinent and the UK held him in such high regard surely suggests that his magic truly transcended conventional boundaries.
He's the bowling Bradman, not necessarily because of his pure statistics, but because of his aura. His name will be remembered as long as cricket is played tbh
@@cg4491 Murali was awesome! But… his technique was questionable, and on average his wickets were taken against competition not as tough as Warne faced. He does have the record, but Warne is still number 1 for me ✌🏽
What does it for me is the serious drift away... before it rips back in to square him up and hit top of off. Just incredible. The fact that it's his first ever ball in England is the cherry on top of the cake
The two rated better beat left-handed batters. Surely that's more difficult for a leggie? I rated no 2 personally because of the pace/change of pace...
Gone are the days of watching the golden era of cricket on channel 9, the Aussies at their best, the crowds with posters such as 'THIS IS WARne', and the entertainer that was Warne. RIP Shane Warne
Shane warne was a magician. No one can spin the ball like him. He was a genius. Cricket fans will always remember Shane warne for his magic in ground. His balls were unplayable. 90's kids knows what a gem shane warne was. No spinner can be like him. RIP god of spin🙏
The Sheik of Tweak The Earl of Twirl The King RIP Warnie. You were truly prime time viewing for lovers of cricket. I still rate that Gatting ball his best. It was true leg spin perfection.
Only 90's kids can remember watching his bowling with immense interest and keeping the mouth wide open for seconds when he spun the ball by miles and took wickets..R. I. P the Legend..
I remember the first training session I ever had with a local under-16s team. After a bit of practice in the nets (which was utterly terrifying as some older guys from the local team were bowling full pace at us with Brett Lee-style run-ups) we went out to the field and set up a quick game just for fun. As I was the new guy they made me bowl to our best batsman first. I was nervous but somehow let go a simply perfect off spinner that floated in the air from the middle of the pitch to outside off stump, then darted back in and took out the middle stump of the poor guy, who looked shocked as the rest of the team laughed at him. I felt like Shane Warne bowling to Gatting😆 That was my peak cricket moment, I sucked otherwise lol
Undoubtedly G.O.AT. leggie he was. But we also have to admit his exceptional skill to make the best use of rough to get the wickets 👌. Long live Warneeee 🤗
@@stevennorris7181 if SHANE WARNE would play more than 4 years then he would be the highest wicket taker in test and we had a chance to see many humilating deliveries 🇦🇺🇦🇺
Can't believe he's gone. Such an amazing cricketer and person after hearing so many stories from those around him. I can still remember as a kids we would all stop what we where doing and sit down and watch warnie in awe. I gave up pace for spin after watching him. Everyone wanted to be a leg spinner after watching Shane smash wickets. Though I never met him I feel like Aussie is a little less Aussie with out him but reckon he was a top bloke and larrikin from seeing alot of footage. Thanks Warnie for everything your legacy will live on in the youngsters who see your clips and take up the spin. You are a bloody legend and a top bloke who Captivated a nation and the world. RIP King of Spin your country loves you.
Yeah....just like the jab. But then again, that was the problem all along.....got stuck in his heart! Oh well, just gotta 'learn to live with it', eh? Oh....wait
Shane you were always shine on the leg spin bowling and you stay in our hearts forever and ever.. Really we miss you mate 😪😥 Rest in peace Shane 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great video. It brings back so many memories. I have seen him play at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. RIP Shane Warne, you are missed but will never be forgotten.
I can't say that I'm an avid cricket fan, and certainly not a supporter of Australia, but I was always mesmerised watching Shane Warne bowl. As I watch this and other videos, I see the ball travel towards the wicket and wonder how on earth it can pass the batsman and hit the wicket. Even seasoned batsmen who knew what Shane was capable of were tricked by his fantastic bowling. You can see the expressions of some of the batsmen that he bowls, just after the wickets have been hit. RIP Shane - you were the only cricketer that I ever enjoyed watching and whose skill I could really appreciate. What a sad loss.
watched him once in a charity match- he was miked up, he described his first ball to the batsmen, then said something like he noticed how the batsmen moved and that a googly should be able to get him, he bowled it on the second ball and bowled the batsmen out. A very intelligent bowler.
there once was a bloke called warne, who was the single most best spinner born, He had a way with the ball, loved in cricket by all, and now we all so deeply mourn. Love ya shane.
No doubt a great bowler ..all the wickets are taken on leg spin (off spin for left handed) not a single wicket shown in this video taken by him on guggly or flipper
Today I booked a ticket to Warnie's State Memorial for next week, and it's because of talent like this I did so. Thanks for the memories mate, and thank you kindly for the upload.
Thanks for putting this together. It’s hard to go past some of the moments man was able to give the cricket world. So very glad we all got to share him.
I always regard the one with Gatting as “ball of the century” as it was his first ball in England playing for Australia but crikey the rest of these were amazing!!
RIP mate. Watching you bowl all those ripping leg breaks has been one of my best cricketing memories and I will proudly say that I am contemporary to two of the legends of the game Sachin and you. I am ever so grateful to God for giving me opportunity to watch you greats in live action. Your memories are not going to fade away anytime soon brother. Like your ball of the century, you will stay in our hearts for eternity.
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Absolutely right bro i met him once miss him a lot
@@indranibanerjee5697 How did you happen to meet him? Did you take his autograph or any other memoir?
Watch Full video on my channel 💥👍
Amen to that.
*You will be remembered for ages and for eternity*
RIP Legend 😔❤️😭
😭
😭
The Gatting ball had to be there Great. The best of the best.🇦🇺🏏
@@brucekilby9957 Are you from Australia?
Shane Warne does not die, he lives in our minds by his magical performances.........
No words. Devastating 😢
I would Rather prefer to say In our heart not in mind
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Watch Full video on my channel 💥👍
Warnie is bowling to Bradman on the astral plane now.
I can't believe he is gone. I had the joy of watching Shane Warne bowl for his whole career. He was one of a kind and a genius.
Packages like this are excellent.
Best bowler of all time
Amazing cricketer and bloke. Shane was the most important cricketer of all time by a mile. Leg spin bowling is the most noble human trait since archery in the Middle Ages (cricket is a castle defence game) It’s poetic, skilful and lethal. We need these people as a tribal species. We took him for granted while he was here. RIP.
Relax mate
I think Warne bowled more than 25 balls which can be regarded as ,"The balls of the Century"
“Balls of the century “ 😂
@@subadra345 Man with balls of steel bowling the balls of century 🤭🤭
Yes n that's why he's greatest
And in those 25 delivered bowls all are tempered by Aussies😂😂😂
@@harshchaubey6352 crazy because last time Australian players did ball tampering, we suspended all 3 involved 6-12 months each, fined them heavily, and sacked the coach.
South African captain caught twice ball tampering and he misses a game and loses a match fee. English players get caught cheating and they get a match fee fine. The Indians and Pakistanis just pretend no one has a camera.
RIP Shane, you were the greatest spin bowler of all time, hurts to see you go out like this
Murali number. One
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@@tanthaman no
@@tanthaman chukker
@tanthaman: Murali might have got more wickets. That too in subcontinental pitches but not a match winner on big ocassions. If you’ve watched warne at 1996 semi finals and 1999 semifinals and finals you’ll have a gist of who warne was. Moreover, he took most of his wickets with a great Australian bowling lineup of Mcgrath, Gillespie, Lee and Fleming were also on the scene. Also he is a great leader as evident by his leadership in helping an IPL franchise to win the cup. Murali is great coz of his milestones but Warne is ETERNAL coz of his legacy
I can't believe he's gone. Way too soon.
R.I.P Warnie. The G.O.A.T
The G . O . A . T means
That's fate
Means?
@@latahowale7586 greatest of all time
@@gautamkalamkar3484 thank you
Thankful to have watched all of Warneys career, some live, mostly on tv. We've never had one like him, it'll be a long time if ever that we have one like him again. He made Test cricket absolutely mesmerising over after over until he got his man. And then the next 5.
Cricket will never produce a magical spin bowler like you.
RIP Shane Warne 💔
Fr
Ever heard of R. Yashwin?
Yup, so sad, RIP
@@AAAIS111AAA our street bowlers can bowl better than ashwin. In which world do you live ?
Ashwin is one of the useless fellow
No one compare with Shane Warne in leg spinner, he created most wonderful history in cricket ever,, god gifted spinner
Yes absolutely
Evolution gifted. No such thing as god. Nonsense invented by Bronze Age humans with no science.
@@phoarey Talk for yourself mate
Shane Warne said Abdul Kadir is his idol.
batsman who are bowled by him can never forget him
And he wil never forget Sachin Tendulkar
Yes
Especially Andrew Strauss..🤣🤣
@@nileshjatav4413 QQ
@@songavamsi2330 Ball of the Century bowled by Warne to Strauss
Greatest Spinner of all time.
You would be remembered distinctly. Rest in Peace ❤
Not one of is.What he did will never see again
@@mudguts6785 Alright dude. I removed that and wrote Greatest Spinner of all time. 😂
@@Vicky-kf6it 😂👍
@@mudguts6785He was a drug addict. All of his records should be nullified
He was unique. A one-off. GOAT. Thanks for the entertainment and memories Shane Warne. R.I.P. 🙏🏼
Australia never produced another...the greatest bowler.....Shane warne...🤴🤴🤴🤴🤴🤴🤴🤴
Once in a lifetime leg spinner
Kind of spin he used to generate was mesmerising
Hands down
Will be missed surely
Om Shanthi 🙏🏼
Can’t believe he is no more 💔 rest in peace king 👑
It's hard to argue against most of those deliveries but surely his top 10 must include the flipper to Richie Richardson at the MCG. I think it was the Boxing Day test 92-93. That was when Warne really announced that he was a force to be reckoned with.
The flipper to Stewart was also insane
The G.O.A.T.
Thanks for the memories Warney. Another legend that will always be remembered and forever missed. ❤
I can just imagine Shane Warne and Steve Irwin Hanging out up there and having a beer.
Thank you for making this historic video available....The greatest leg spin bowler will be always remembered. Such vision indeed celebrates not only the baggy green Shane Warne proudly took off to bowl but also the man called onto to change the face of any game he played in. Cheers......
I've watched the 2005 Ashes DVD so many times... That ball to Strauss is still incredible, the look on his face is just like how on earth did that happen!?
Still one of my favourite series ever, even though Australia lost, Just 2 great sides playing great cricket.
Golden era of cricket ended with Shane Warne retirement.
The game would never see another spinner like him. Rest in peace legend 🙏😓
When Australia was dominating with their fast bowling unit he was the one who took spin bowling to the next level GOAT
That whole team was juiced. Warne actually got banned ‘ mummies diet pills’ my arse.
Records say spinners have taken more wickets than fast bowlers. Its easy to play fast bowlers once you get your timing right. But you never know how much the ball's gonna turn in case of spin bowling and you end up getting bowled or lbw.
@@Anu55203 Sorry, how many Test runs against fast bowlers did you say you scored? Must have missed that bit of info.
Legends are born for the achievements and will never die, always be remembered in people's mind and heart. Shane Warne the name no one will forget after millions of years.
A very sad day for cricket. RIP the finest and most skilled bowler of all time. Us English gave you so much stick over the years but only because every single one of us was in awe of you. RIP Warnie 🏴 🇦🇺
You will be remembered as one of the greatest bowlers ever. You are the reason I started watching cricket. RIP SHANE
Shane Warne is the bowler whose action I used to imitate while playing cricket as a kid/teenager. ❤️
RIP King of Spin.! 😢
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😢😢😢😢
Him and McGrath my faves. Glenn McGrath perfect line and length, most consistent fast bowler in history
Ronaldinho of cricket
I used to bowl like shane warne but in underarm
The man who captivated a generation with he’s leg spin bowling. A true icon of not only cricket but of Australia. Only a handful of Athletes throughout history have transcend there chosen sport. Shane Keith Warne you will be missed
Just beautiful to watch. Such a pity to lose him way too early.
Anwar probably one of the best left handed openers in the world!!! Warn chopped him in half. Absolute legend.
Anwar was a world class batsman and it took a great ball to get Anwar out. A Warne special.
Anwar's career stats, good player...very good player. He only played 55 Tests.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saeed_Anwar
Anwar played against Australia in 8 Test matches and had 15 innings and he scored 886 runs at an average of 59.07, which is the best average of any Pakistani batsman against Australia. He scored 3 hundreds and 5 fifties with a highest score of 145.
yes it's the best totally going straight through the best
Here after hearing the news. RIP Legend, you will never be forgotten 💔🕊
By far the greatest spin bowler ever imo. Certainly the best I've ever seen. His variation in his technique and the speed/intensity he bowled with just left many top class batsman with absolutely no chance. On his day he was unplayable
But Muttiah Muralitharan was better than Shane Warne.
@@rehangrover3514 not even close. 60% of Murali's wickets in tests were against Tier 2 nations and there will always be the question of his dubious action.
@@TheShoalguy not to mention playing most of his matches on spinners pitches. Warne did it everywhere against everyone
That so many devotees of the game from the subcontinent and the UK held him in such high regard surely suggests that his magic truly transcended conventional boundaries.
He's the bowling Bradman, not necessarily because of his pure statistics, but because of his aura. His name will be remembered as long as cricket is played tbh
Greatest leg spin bowler. A one-off. Unique. Thanks for the entertainment and memories Shane Warne. R.I.P. 🙏🏼
What a bowler!! What a legend💪 no one can be compared to this champion🙌
Mutia muralidharan 🙄
@@shinzo_007 A chucker should not be brought into comparison with the king of spin. Period.
@@zorrozorro1552 shut up racist worm Murli has more wickets haul then warne.
@@cg4491 Murali was awesome! But… his technique was questionable, and on average his wickets were taken against competition not as tough as Warne faced. He does have the record, but Warne is still number 1 for me ✌🏽
@@zorrozorro1552 one of the chucker bowler R. ashwin 😉 . but icc = indian cricket council .
How can “ball of the century” be number 3 on the list?
It’s the perfect delivery.
Because the first one even better and it must have been announced as the ball of the century
Nah, I feel that delivery to Strauss was the best
What does it for me is the serious drift away... before it rips back in to square him up and hit top of off. Just incredible. The fact that it's his first ever ball in England is the cherry on top of the cake
Number 1 is the ball of THIS century 😁.
The two rated better beat left-handed batters. Surely that's more difficult for a leggie?
I rated no 2 personally because of the pace/change of pace...
Shane Warne ..the real magician of spin bowling...
He was a magician❤😢.. The best bowler of our times along with a few others❤😢
Gone are the days of watching the golden era of cricket on channel 9, the Aussies at their best, the crowds with posters such as 'THIS IS WARne', and the entertainer that was Warne. RIP Shane Warne
No.3 should be No.1. That is the ball of the century hands down
Spin legends Warne & muthayya muralidaran 😍
I think u have forget our kumble
Shut up you can't even spell his name it's ,
mutiyya Muralitharan
He chucked the ball murali illegal action bowler
@@vijayas6584 yeah he is great but not as great as those legends.
@@Engram02 shut up
Every ball in this video is equivalent to ball of century
Not ball of century it is balls of century
Now this is very true....
pithoragarh se hai kya?
Great collection. Much love from Australia ❤
Shane warne was a magician. No one can spin the ball like him. He was a genius. Cricket fans will always remember Shane warne for his magic in ground. His balls were unplayable. 90's kids knows what a gem shane warne was. No spinner can be like him. RIP god of spin🙏
That Strauss ball is one of the most incredible deliveries you can hope to see in cricket, anywhere at any level. True magician. RIP Warnie.
Rest in peace, Shane Warne🌹No one was near to your calibre on this earth. Hats off. 👍
Rest in Peace, Shane Warne!
Well put together mate. Thank you and RIP to a Legend!
All wickets of Shane Warne is best
Who is here after Shane Warne passed away 😭😭
Me
Me
😢
Me😢😞
Everyone
RIP Legend 🙏😭🙏
Shane Warne was the true Legendary spinner. His name will remain in the history of cricket for all The time.
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The flippers to Stewart and Richardson should be in there. Context was everything for those.
totally agree its almost more spectacular seeing a player fooled by a straight one
Absolutely - you could do a top 10 Warne wickets with just flippers/zooters
Yup , also a flipper to Cullinan of SA and 300th wicket of Kallis were gem...
Agree. There was also the ball that bowled gooch behind his legs.
Shane Warne, what a legend, thank you for sharing. He must have been the best spin bowler in the world
The Sheik of Tweak
The Earl of Twirl
The King
RIP Warnie. You were truly prime time viewing for lovers of cricket. I still rate that Gatting ball his best. It was true leg spin perfection.
Number 3 the best one. Warne a one off, a genius ...im an Englishman Btw ...
Mike Gatting
Only 90's kids can remember watching his bowling with immense interest and keeping the mouth wide open for seconds when he spun the ball by miles and took wickets..R. I. P the Legend..
The best bowler I’ve seen! Also a great tactician and great fielder/slips man!
He could bat as well.
@@cuttlefisch A handy one too
Best Warne video I’ve seen, great compilation of the best balls, I agree with the order. What a phenomenal bowler.
I think you got the top ten spot on. Shane Warne was given a GOD given Talent.
Undoubtedly the master of legspin bowling!World cricket definitely poorer without the GOAT ,Ala Shane Warne!
He played for my home town team in the East Lancashire league , Accrington cc . What a legend
I remember the first training session I ever had with a local under-16s team. After a bit of practice in the nets (which was utterly terrifying as some older guys from the local team were bowling full pace at us with Brett Lee-style run-ups) we went out to the field and set up a quick game just for fun. As I was the new guy they made me bowl to our best batsman first. I was nervous but somehow let go a simply perfect off spinner that floated in the air from the middle of the pitch to outside off stump, then darted back in and took out the middle stump of the poor guy, who looked shocked as the rest of the team laughed at him. I felt like Shane Warne bowling to Gatting😆
That was my peak cricket moment, I sucked otherwise lol
Love it lol. As long as you have that story your cricketing days were not wasted.
@@clucas101 now Shane is no more
Shane is no more. Life is unpredictable
Awesome Champion ..... Really miss him .... not just as someone who entertained but also for his knowledgeable commentary.
Bowled him around his legs. Perfect leg spin delivery no batsman can survive. 👍
Undoubtedly G.O.AT. leggie he was. But we also have to admit his exceptional skill to make the best use of rough to get the wickets 👌. Long live Warneeee 🤗
He retired after destroying England 5-0, he and Mcgrath could have played for at least 2 more years.
@@stevennorris7181 if SHANE WARNE would play more than 4 years then he would be the highest wicket taker in test and we had a chance to see many humilating deliveries 🇦🇺🇦🇺
You said king live warnee, he died today. The life is no unpredictable, that is why people say to get involved in family.
@@stevennorris7181 he is no more 😔. Why a legend like him died so early
@@pratimamallick7076 why? Why did a legend like him died so early?
What a great bowler, love to see his cool and calm temperament deliveries and spinning bowl from right to left leaving batsmen with no idea.
Bro now he is no more. Live the life to the fullest we never no what’s gonna happen next ❤️
Wow 🤩 it's amazing👍
ty for the vid. RIP the spin king Aussie legend
All time great ....best spinner of this century
In the history of this game, for the rest of the best, there are many who come close, but there are none for this man. What a player.
RIP legend....never forgotten. The greatest.
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We've grown up watching you more than our villagers.
Rest in memories sir❣️😭
Genuis Warne- lovely video, thanks .
Can't believe he's gone. Such an amazing cricketer and person after hearing so many stories from those around him. I can still remember as a kids we would all stop what we where doing and sit down and watch warnie in awe. I gave up pace for spin after watching him. Everyone wanted to be a leg spinner after watching Shane smash wickets. Though I never met him I feel like Aussie is a little less Aussie with out him but reckon he was a top bloke and larrikin from seeing alot of footage. Thanks Warnie for everything your legacy will live on in the youngsters who see your clips and take up the spin. You are a bloody legend and a top bloke who Captivated a nation and the world. RIP King of Spin your country loves you.
No one can spin like Warne❤️
The Wizard of World Cricket
"The Leg Spinner"
The best the game has ever produced
What a spin 👌👍💙
He is legend
Gilchrist was the constant keeper from all his top 10 wickets ❤🎉
Bowled so much but never chucked .. amazing
RIP to a legend... he will always be in our hearts
Yeah....just like the jab. But then again, that was the problem all along.....got stuck in his heart! Oh well, just gotta 'learn to live with it', eh? Oh....wait
His action was amazing
True
Shane you were always shine on the leg spin bowling and you stay in our hearts forever and ever.. Really we miss you mate 😪😥
Rest in peace Shane 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great video. It brings back so many memories. I have seen him play at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. RIP Shane Warne, you are missed but will never be forgotten.
Amazing leg spinner legend Shane Warne
Miss you legend 😖💔
Shane warne...🙏🏻
spin king of all time
Who agree with this...........
"Four hundred wickets are 400 more than the wickets i thought i'd get"- Shane warne. A humble legend💔💔🤕
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Can't believe Legend is no more 🥺💔💔
RIP Shane Warn 💐💐💐
I can't say that I'm an avid cricket fan, and certainly not a supporter of Australia, but I was always mesmerised watching Shane Warne bowl. As I watch this and other videos, I see the ball travel towards the wicket and wonder how on earth it can pass the batsman and hit the wicket.
Even seasoned batsmen who knew what Shane was capable of were tricked by his fantastic bowling. You can see the expressions of some of the batsmen that he bowls, just after the wickets have been hit.
RIP Shane - you were the only cricketer that I ever enjoyed watching and whose skill I could really appreciate. What a sad loss.
watched him once in a charity match- he was miked up, he described his first ball to the batsmen, then said something like he noticed how the batsmen moved and that a googly should be able to get him, he bowled it on the second ball and bowled the batsmen out. A very intelligent bowler.
Something about leg spinners is mesmerising. I could watch Warne and Kumble all day.
there once was a bloke called warne,
who was the single most best spinner born,
He had a way with the ball,
loved in cricket by all,
and now we all so deeply mourn.
Love ya shane.
No doubt a great bowler ..all the wickets are taken on leg spin (off spin for left handed) not a single wicket shown in this video taken by him on guggly or flipper
He took some fantastic wickets with the flipper!
Chup be mulle
@@gurbindersekhon8240 pity on you, get well soon
Chup be pande
Allah dalla bhosdi waala!!
Rip legend!🥺😢 Player who can spin the ball around the earth!
Today I booked a ticket to Warnie's State Memorial for next week, and it's because of talent like this I did so. Thanks for the memories mate, and thank you kindly for the upload.
Thanks for putting this together. It’s hard to go past some of the moments man was able to give the cricket world. So very glad we all got to share him.
He is best bowler in the world in my eyes.
I always regard the one with Gatting as “ball of the century” as it was his first ball in England playing for Australia but crikey the rest of these were amazing!!
To me the Gatting ball may well be the ball of the century but the Strauss one is the ball of the millennium
Which is why I find the Gibbs ball so underrated. It was bowled in a must win game under tremendous stress in the team.
Great leg spinner ever
An absolute legend best spinner ever 🙌 👏 ❤
World's No:1 spinner💯💯💯
RIP