I can literally see the fear in english batsmen. He proved us that not just fast bowlers but also spinners can make batsmen fear for their wickets. Rip wani
Shocked to no end.... Warne inspired millions including me to bowl leg spin. Truly one of the greatest legends of cricket. Rest in peace man, thank you for everything
@@vinayakmahadev5164 that is true. I'd say everything turned around in mid 2000s ever since t20 came into the mix not 2011. Things were already dull in 2011
Terrible terrible news. His loss is a tragedy for his family, friends and his fans. RIP Shane thank you for some of the most amazing cricket I have ever seen.
@roven 08 There used to be a video on here where he spoke about it as well and he said that it was a complete fluke and as you've said he also said that it must have hit something, still can't deny that it was pretty spectacular as this delivery is too.
Amazing!! Amazing!! This man is incredible!! RIP warnie😭😭😭😭 Still cant believe that you are not with us😭 You will be remembered as long as cricket lives in this world😭
This has to go down as one of the best bowling performances in a series ever. One man, almost singlehandedly, dragging his side to a series win. What a character, what a player! To this day i have never seen such an epic series as ashes '05.
*those memorable days when I was in school, on vacations or holidays I used to change channels from star sports to Espn to neo sports to dd sports and used to Watch all sorts of Cricket especially India....players like Tendulkar, Dravid, Ganguly, Laxman, Kumble, Sehwag, Ponting, McGrath, Warne, Hayden, Gilly, Kallis, Devilliers, Graeme Smith, Sanga, Murli, Jayawardene, Jayasuriya, and other legendary players were not Retired.....I really miss those days when Cricket was really glorious than any other time henceforth......bcoz I am big fan of Cricket*
What people seem to forget is that Australia lost three sports icons that week. As well as Shane Warne, Rod Marsh (Australian wicketkeeper who redefined wicketkeeping, 1970-1984) also passed away. The other less well known gentleman was John Landy, Australian distance running, and the second man in history to break the 4 minute mile, only a couple of months after Roger Bannister. RIP to each of them.
I still remember watching highlights of this match on TV atleast 10 times.... Only for the Strauss wicket and then TV shut.... The real GOAT and best bowler of our generation.... As a 90s kid.... We always dreamt of bowling like Warnie in our backyard....RIP legend... There will never be another Warnie 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@sammarshall2315 shane mostly play in Australia and Murli mostly match play in Asia....and you know asian pitch support to spin and Australian pitces mostly supported pace bowling.... that's a difference...i know murli also a great bowler but shane warne also a great bowler guys....rip 😭
@@sammarshall2315 - MM was a great bowler... No doubt about it. But taking more wickets is not the mark of a better spin-bowler than Warne. It's HOW Warne took his wickets that made him so much better than MM. Warne could turn the tide of a match off his own arm. MM simply didn't produce the goods when it was needed as often as Warne could.
First ever test series I watched the way through. Remember Warne bowling into his 39th over and still bamboozling the batsmen. Guy was a leg spin machine. RIP Warnie 🏏
Literally, cricket peaked here. This level of perfection and excitement will never happen in Cricket ever! As a 13-year-old, I remember watching this series from my ancestral house in India.
You can tell true greatness when the batsman looks back and forth between the stumps and the spot the ball landed. You see this from several English batsmen during McGraths spell in the first test first innings. I remember Vaughan and Flintoff looking back and forth like ‘what the hell?’ You see the same here from Strauss.
Let's take a moment to acknowledge the fact that the ball he bowled to Strauss was a new one. It's incredible to change the trajectory of a new ball to such an extent.
After getting 6 wickets and ending England’s innings, he calls out “Flinty” and congratulates him. Sums up Shane Warne - Talent with a good heart and spirit. RIP Shane. Thank you for everything.
9:00 Shane Warne shouts "Freddie" and then two more times to get Flintoff's attention. Just to tell him "well played." Coming from the guy who got a 6 wicket haul in the same innings, that's amazing sportsmanship
In the last min of video after match Shane Warne can be seen applauding and giving thumbs up to Andrew flintoff. That's the kind of a great cricketer he was. Huge void left after he's gone. Go well "GOAT".
@@kirank777 U are jealous on Australia team they are most dominant team on that time Only 70s west indies team this Australian teams dominants in all over world
It's mesmerizing to see warny's 6 wicket haul clips in England and Wales Cricket Board. That's why it's a gentleman's game!! R.I.P Mr. legend of spins !! You're never going to be forgotten.🙏🏻
😂😂😂 love how Punter and most of this team know the drill and placings off by heart such is the history of their careers and chemistry that Warne goes to try direct a man to go somewhere and he’s already on the move before he can get the words out.
He was Australia’s greatest closer of a 2nd innings ANYWHERE in the world. The McGrath/Warne tandem on day 5 skittled nearly every tram I saw play them.
Shane Warne one of the greatest cricketers ever the best bowler ever he could really turn a game I miss warney in the commentary box with his special comments A legend forever
Warne had me on the edge of my seat every time he bowled. As an English man I had very mixed emotions when he played against us. Brilliant spin bowler!
Testament to Warne's character at 9:04 'Freddie! Well played'. One of the greatest performances but still acknowledges the performance of his opponent at the other end. Will be sorely missed.
I would rate this as warne's best ever bowling performance. Yes australia lost the match, but warne triggering this batting collapse under immense pressure in alien territory was truly a mammoth effort. Even one of the best england teams in decades couldnt quite figure the master out.
shane we will really miss you , you brought not just joy to Australia but to the whole world , an aussie legend , icon and a mate you would be proud to call a mate RIP warnie!
For him the pitch never mattered , give him the ball and he will show you how to turn ….. A legendary bowler and without a doubt greatest spinner of all times
Rip Shane Warne you will forever be remembered as the greatest of all time
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Basturd, Cheater, Pornicator, Deserves, Nothing Hated Most than thus Arsehole.
@@scottiedog4236 Finally a basturd oz gone.
CROWN.
Greatest of all time, ha what a joke. Just a person, just another human.
I was at Edgbastan that day and what a privilege to see a legend at his best. RIP Shane
U r lucky mate to see this live back then in 2005👍🏼
U are lucky bro that u seen a legend live I m from India very much love warne
He has reached to Allah❤
@@Dr.saleem18 imaginary god
@@backstabber3537 Allah is real but you will see him when you go to the hell and pass way
I can literally see the fear in english batsmen. He proved us that not just fast bowlers but also spinners can make batsmen fear for their wickets.
Rip wani
Wasn't just English batsman, he did it to everyone
What about Daryl Kullinan????
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@@The.Last.Guitar.Hero. lolz not to sachin tendulkar.
@J G you just shut up and get lost
RIP Warnie… you changed the definition of spin bowling forever. Miss you man
I think its first time an arrow in thumbnail justifies the video😂
I was about to write the same thing 😆😆
Because this channel official
Haahaha
Yeah lol😂😂
Truee
Shocked to no end.... Warne inspired millions including me to bowl leg spin. Truly one of the greatest legends of cricket. Rest in peace man, thank you for everything
AB is Mr.360
Shane Warne is Mr.90
You have 199 like I make full 200 like 👍
And i made your likes
360🤣
@@MohanKumar-mk6fr ji
Wrong shane warne mr.900000000000000000000000000000000000000000unlimited 😉😉
took me a second (or more) to get that. nicely done 👍
I miss this time of cricket, with all the heavyweights still playing, everything turned around after the 2011 WC.
2011 ke Baad cricket khtm ho gya
Most retired after 2007, many retired after 2003.
Everything turned upside down after T20s came into the scene
@@vinayakmahadev5164 that is true. I'd say everything turned around in mid 2000s ever since t20 came into the mix not 2011. Things were already dull in 2011
So true. The beauty of the game was ruined by t20. Even though i love watching t20 i still think it ruined cricket.
Terrible terrible news. His loss is a tragedy for his family, friends and his fans. RIP Shane thank you for some of the most amazing cricket I have ever seen.
end of an era .....memories of 2008 ipl still afresh.... RIP legend 🙏😭
A devastating loss to cricket and the world, god bless you Warnie.
@J G more countries okay Cricket
Football is violent
200 people died in it
@J G India will never play soccer
@@prabhavvenkatesh9247 that's cool
@J G are you retarded?
Hi Bro just letting you know you should Capitalize the G . God bless you my friend , and such a true statement
No over the top celebration when he got Freddie at the end, and even calling at him to say well played. The man was class, pure class.
Class? Surely you jest? The man was a bogan!…..that could bowl. May have been a good sportsman on occasion also, but he was working class.
Nobody can forget the ball of the century in his entire life
@Faiza Haque it seems uh hate warne .. Burnol Moment for uh Buddy 😂😂😂😂
Ok, no need to try so hard for attention buddy
@roven 08 There used to be a video on here where he spoke about it as well and he said that it was a complete fluke and as you've said he also said that it must have hit something, still can't deny that it was pretty spectacular as this delivery is too.
@@gabru.07😂😂 burnol
@roven 08 flipping hell dude. I can spin a ball that much without hitting a bump or crack.
BTW, typical australian cricket making holes in the pitch
Thanks buddy for making my childhood memorable ❤
Rest In Peace Warnie😢🐐
Amazing!!
Amazing!!
This man is incredible!!
RIP warnie😭😭😭😭
Still cant believe that you are not with us😭
You will be remembered as long as cricket lives in this world😭
That scenario in EA Cricket 2007 had a separate fan base.
😁😁😁😆😆😅😂🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭 LOL
What scenario?
Saima Kashif Ashes Scenarios
Not nice to speak I
Yes
This has to go down as one of the best bowling performances in a series ever. One man, almost singlehandedly, dragging his side to a series win. What a character, what a player! To this day i have never seen such an epic series as ashes '05.
God of Spinnnnnn...
Except his side didn't win the 2005 Ashes series. Other than that, good comment.
DB12 Foundation he said “almost”
Nah, he said 'almost singlehandedly'. Look at the position of the commas, that sentence means only one thing.
Let’s not turn this into a vocab lesson just enjoy the leggies
Rest in Peace Shane Warne.. You were truly a Legend in the game of Cricket.
Warne can spin the ball from kashmir to kanniyakumari
Hahaha.best kaha. 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Ha ha r8
What about chahal
@@priyankuhandique7058 nice joke
@@iloveaeroplanes467 Haha yeah but i'm not saying that, many Indian players compare him to Shane warne
RIP
Shane Warne was the true legend spinner. His name will remain in the history of cricket for all The time.
I was so lucky to grow up with all these legends, Goodbye Warne... RIP.
*those memorable days when I was in school, on vacations or holidays I used to change channels from star sports to Espn to neo sports to dd sports and used to Watch all sorts of Cricket especially India....players like Tendulkar, Dravid, Ganguly, Laxman, Kumble, Sehwag, Ponting, McGrath, Warne, Hayden, Gilly, Kallis, Devilliers, Graeme Smith, Sanga, Murli, Jayawardene, Jayasuriya, and other legendary players were not Retired.....I really miss those days when Cricket was really glorious than any other time henceforth......bcoz I am big fan of Cricket*
Same here bro
Monty Chhabaria so true that was an legendary era
Chris Gayle,Dyawne Bravo,kieron pollard, it was there bro......that was a blue coloured text (it had no star like current logo)
Monty Chhabaria y
You're also clearly a big fan of bold writing!
That was a great era of cricket...miss those days
What people seem to forget is that Australia lost three sports icons that week. As well as Shane Warne, Rod Marsh (Australian wicketkeeper who redefined wicketkeeping, 1970-1984) also passed away. The other less well known gentleman was John Landy, Australian distance running, and the second man in history to break the 4 minute mile, only a couple of months after Roger Bannister. RIP to each of them.
Legend never dies...he will be remembered 🥺
no bowler can produce such a sharp turn except warne
Jiten, if you're talking leg spin, I agree. But I've seen Abdul Qadir turn the ball prodigiously the other way :)
Jiten Mehta what about Stuart McGill
Muralidharan
Jiten Mehta Kuldeep Yadav
Abhimanyu Gulati lol no.
I still remember watching highlights of this match on TV atleast 10 times.... Only for the Strauss wicket and then TV shut.... The real GOAT and best bowler of our generation.... As a 90s kid.... We always dreamt of bowling like Warnie in our backyard....RIP legend... There will never be another Warnie 🙏🏽🙏🏽
There will never be another Spin king like Shane Warne I'm absolutely shocked to hear about him 💔 RIP
What about Muttiah who took more wickets
its going to be ashwin
But sill warne the king of spin
@@sammarshall2315 Be respectful Sam, the guy just passed away. Don't be a dick.
@@sammarshall2315 shane mostly play in Australia and Murli mostly match play in Asia....and you know asian pitch support to spin and Australian pitces mostly supported pace bowling.... that's a difference...i know murli also a great bowler but shane warne also a great bowler guys....rip 😭
@@sammarshall2315 - MM was a great bowler... No doubt about it. But taking more wickets is not the mark of a better spin-bowler than Warne. It's HOW Warne took his wickets that made him so much better than MM. Warne could turn the tide of a match off his own arm. MM simply didn't produce the goods when it was needed as often as Warne could.
The moment when Warne appreciated the last batman of England's inning 🙌🙌
Rest in peace
Watching today once more
First ever test series I watched the way through.
Remember Warne bowling into his 39th over and still bamboozling the batsmen. Guy was a leg spin machine. RIP Warnie 🏏
Andrew strauss has made 540 accounts to dislike this video.
Lol
Made another 270
Strauss put Warne in his all-time XI.
So, um, yeah. He definitely wasn't down voting this. No batsman in history would have stopped that ripper.
lol
no, 893
The Shane Warne factor, when he had the ball things just happened and it was always such fun to see.
Legends watch each and every ball of Ashes during exams, even if they belong to neither of the two countries.
Fantastic Cricket!
Yess I'm a great fan of Ashes
True
RIP Legend. There will never be a legend and magician like him. Gone too soon man🥵
RIP Warnie, loved by all. A massive loss to Australia and his family.
I can watch this ball all day.
No, i dont think you will
@@fahimabrar6820 why negativeness
@@chhavikaushik1123 didn't you watch endgame ?
Are u captain america 😂?
He is a legend.
No 1 spinner of the world.
Shane warne..
are you forgot our spinners lol pakistan one spinner is the best in the world
@@trollpopgaming2406 no he ain't
@@trollpopgaming2406 your Pakistan leggy that you are talking about will not take over Shane
xrusher rusher I feel like mural i is the best
Murali is the best spinner .......
Greatest bowler the world has ever seen. Over two years later & I still can't believe he's gone.
This guy is monster for batsman
While bowling with best flow.
Hats off for this legend
Respect from India.
SOOOO F'IN shocked to learn this, man!! Rest easy Warnie!! Gone way too soon.
RIP Shane Warne , he will be always remembered
03:09 Nobody appreciated this impossible pulled by Gilchrist. 👏🏻
I do... But it wasn't out
Terrible decision
@@Eleventhearlofmars No it wasn't, looked out live.
@@lachyt5247 it wasn’t out .
@@Eleventhearlofmars No, it was out. He didn't hit it but it looked like he did live, thus being given out.
Who is watching brilliant Warne in 2019....
Chutaiya
@@super-zo4ip Tu aahes
Sorry I am watching this in 2020 .. The Corona year...
Literally, cricket peaked here. This level of perfection and excitement will never happen in Cricket ever! As a 13-year-old, I remember watching this series from my ancestral house in India.
RIP , you were a brilliant bowler and human being. my condolences to his family and friends
Just after the tragic and unbelievable news! Rest easy, the greatest spinner of all times!!!
Rip Shane Warne a legend in our heart ♥ 🔥🔥👑👑
You can tell true greatness when the batsman looks back and forth between the stumps and the spot the ball landed.
You see this from several English batsmen during McGraths spell in the first test first innings. I remember Vaughan and Flintoff looking back and forth like ‘what the hell?’
You see the same here from Strauss.
Let's take a moment to acknowledge the fact that the ball he bowled to Strauss was a new one. It's incredible to change the trajectory of a new ball to such an extent.
There was a crack in the pitch and Warne kept bowling there. Not to take his greatness away from him though. These beauties are rarely seen
@@skd2697 not craack. Rough patch ig
After getting 6 wickets and ending England’s innings, he calls out “Flinty” and congratulates him.
Sums up Shane Warne - Talent with a good heart and spirit.
RIP Shane. Thank you for everything.
Yep class act
*Freddy
Warne action makes leg spin look as simple as it could be but it’s very difficult to master in wrist spin
9:00 Shane Warne shouts "Freddie" and then two more times to get Flintoff's attention. Just to tell him "well played."
Coming from the guy who got a 6 wicket haul in the same innings, that's amazing sportsmanship
In the last min of video after match Shane Warne can be seen applauding and giving thumbs up to Andrew flintoff. That's the kind of a great cricketer he was. Huge void left after he's gone. Go well "GOAT".
Still can't believe he is no more..... RIP LEGEND 🙏😭💔
Really like how Warne follows and gets Flintoff's attention to say "Freddie, well played"
class acts the both of them, on and off the field
Warne always appreciated when opponents player well
Did you see him calling out to Andrew Flintoff (" Well played!") CLASS
Legend and master of spin bowling. No one can touch your great achievements sir.
That's why DRS matters a lot. KP was surely not out
yep! top players, top cheaters, hence great win percentage(aussie team in that times)
@@kirank777 all teams cheat
@Mint & Cola how was he given out twice
@Mint & Cola why was it a free hit
@@kirank777 U are jealous on Australia team they are most dominant team on that time
Only 70s west indies team this Australian teams dominants in all over world
It's mesmerizing to see warny's 6 wicket haul clips in England and Wales Cricket Board. That's why it's a gentleman's game!! R.I.P Mr. legend of spins !! You're never going to be forgotten.🙏🏻
What a Legend he is RIP Warne
Have a close listen @ 1:40, Warnie’s re-arranging the field and Gilly goes “he’s fucked anyway”. 🤣🤣
😂😂😂 love how Punter and most of this team know the drill and placings off by heart such is the history of their careers and chemistry that Warne goes to try direct a man to go somewhere and he’s already on the move before he can get the words out.
Great chat
It ws my best ashes 2005...all r legends...Kp hair style to shanie bowl to Strauss ..just unforgettable memories for me..touchy
He was Australia’s greatest closer of a 2nd innings ANYWHERE in the world. The McGrath/Warne tandem on day 5 skittled nearly every tram I saw play them.
Apparently the reason Warne was so good with the spin was from practice flipping bottletops off all those beers !
Shocked and Gutted 💔💔Greatness Personified... The Best Ever... RIP Legend 🙏🙌
RIP WARNIE ,you were a once in a lifetime legend
I cannot believe you're gone
Shane Warne one of the greatest cricketers ever the best bowler ever he could really turn a game
I miss warney in the commentary box with his special comments
A legend forever
00:17 andrew Strauss
03:12 kevin Pietersen
05:25 ian bell
06:45 ashley giles
07:34 steve harmison
08:46 andrew flintoff
clearly shows that gilchrist was the best wicket keeper. i wonder how hard it would be to face shane warne even as a wicketkeeper. WARNE TOO GOOD!!!!!
Petersen wasn't out, and doubts on Bell. But yeah, Warne's a great bowler....
Bell was out. Watch the replay from behind. You can see his bat move.
@@vertigus28 bat moves because it hit his pad?
@@RetroBackslash Nah that was a clear nick.
@@davidmarshall1455 Hmm, doesn't seem clear to me
I think Bell was out slight nick
Warns delivery just defies physics absolutely amazing bowler such control
A man who could produce wicket almost from nowhere, anytime.
Legendary bowler of all time...
Best rivalry
God of cricket vs Warne...
You’re finally home mate ,RIP You did yourself & 🇦🇺 Australia proud
Rest in peace, Warnie. The game of cricket has lost the finest leg spinner in history. You will always be remembered! ✨
Absolute legend, from an English man as well!! Finest leg spinner in my time if not ever!
roven 08 What's your point? That doenst change the fact that he was the greatest leg spinner
@roven 08 what do you want to prove by copying same comment?
herbert mcherbert
He is the finest leg spinner cricket has ever seen
man that doesnt happened only once . He did that many times
No one will ever compete. His bowling was truly mesmerising to watch. Rest in peace GOAT
Excellent bowler and an excellent keeper in an excellent team 🔥
If you're admiring warne then round of applause also goes for Gilchrist... Amazing cricket by the legends....😍
Never forget u legend.till now ur 2nd highest wicket taker in all formats
Look at that beaut of a field!HaHaHa😂😂
2:57
Warne had me on the edge of my seat every time he bowled. As an English man I had very mixed emotions when he played against us. Brilliant spin bowler!
There will never be another spin bowler like Warney. In my 50 years, I've never seen an equal to him.
Testament to Warne's character at 9:04 'Freddie! Well played'. One of the greatest performances but still acknowledges the performance of his opponent at the other end. Will be sorely missed.
Strauss: Scared or unsure....
Warne: AIMING FOR THE STUMPS
Shane Warne - The best bowler our planet has ever seen.
I would rate this as warne's best ever bowling performance. Yes australia lost the match, but warne triggering this batting collapse under immense pressure in alien territory was truly a mammoth effort. Even one of the best england teams in decades couldnt quite figure the master out.
God I love cricket , this guy was my hero I'll never forget him . Long live Shane Warne
Rest in peace, legend.
Spinning in swinging conditions.... Warne legend for a reason
That's why he is called King of spin
shane we will really miss you , you brought not just joy to Australia but to the whole world , an aussie legend , icon and a mate you would be proud to call a mate RIP warnie!
I have not seen person turning the ball as much as shane Warne did. That too in England and Australian pitches is unbelievable.
As he give shock to the batsmen just like that he had given shock to the world. RIP Shane Warne 🙏🏼💐💐💐💐💐May you rest in peace ☮️☮️
Just imagine
Starc
Tait
Lee
Johnson
Warne
Cummins
In one attack
McGrath, Gillespie, Nathan Bracken, Stuart clark, Michael kasprowickz, Stuart macgill
Batsman's also have right to play cricket man
mcGrath
All are small in front of the great Glenn McGrath 😎😎😎😎
It depends where they are bowling mate😂😂
For him the pitch never mattered , give him the ball and he will show you how to turn ….. A legendary bowler and without a doubt greatest spinner of all times
Can’t believe he’s gone. Rest easy legend ❤️
RIP to one of the greatest to ever play the game. Live it up in the afterlife king.
Warney: 1969-2022
After all this time, there still hasn’t been another spinner even close to Warne’s ability. The greatest.
Finest Spinner of all time . Have not seen anybody who can turn the ball even half of what Warne could .