Nas said in another interview that before this, Warne couldn't land a ball to save his life in the warm up - then as soon as the cameras started rolling the King switched it straight on. Legend
@@peterc5318 yea it's really sad - so much lost forever; that's why this footage is a goldmine for young kids coming willing to learn the art from the great man himself.
fhuking legend!!!! i cried when i heard he passed. he was the reason I got into cricket and I'm an Englishman! my hero! all I can say is thank you shane. ill never forget when I met you at lord in the 2013 ashes at lords outside the media centre and you said keep up the left handed wrist spin. i have the selfie and small signed cricket bat framed in my front room ever since. this hit me too hard than I care to admit. excuse the spelling mistakes my keyboard is covered in tears as I write this. love you man rip
Warne with the fantastic masterclass as always, but also so complimentary towards Strauss and Hussain as batters, talking about how Strauss was a great player of spin and bringing up Nasser’s 207 in the 1997 test totally unprompted. A true gentleman of the game.
What a legend! I’m not sure there’s another sport where current and former players get on so well and share expertise like this. And Warnie was a master at explaining! RIP
Just the control is incredible. No real bad balls out of the 8-9 he bowled here despite being many years post retirement. Most leggies would have bowled a fulltoss or a half tracker.
Not only was Shane Warne a great bowler, he was also a very good communicator. Coaching videos like this one mean people will learn from him for many years to come. That's a fine legacy.
Shane was cricket... Even though he played for the great enemy I was glued to the screen whenever he was in the middle. As a commentator and scholar of the game he was unmatched too.. Legend.. Simple as that.. RIP
This was awesome. Only just found this, what an incredible learning video for any young aspiring spinner. Nasser and Strauss were both great batsmen and captains. Warnie will always be my hero, so much more than just bowl a leggie. Master tactician
Warne had this gift, when he spoke you listened and payed attention. He also had the same gift when he bowled, he had me glued to my TV screen every single ball he bowled, becsuse you think he could get someone out with every ball.
I am a massive fan of Nas. Was in England when he was still playing. I listen to him, Athers and Rob Key on TH-cam and listen to the 3 of them all day long. he has a lovely humour - when Straussy and Nas were introduced, he played a forward defensive! LOL. Funny guy.
The man was one of a kind thats for sure. I count myself lucky to of even seen him play test cricket... Future generations will wish they'd of seen it. He will live forever through the game of cricket thats for sure
Glad nas mentioned the drift factor. You could tell by watching him bowl the batsmen needed to wait to see where the ball would even land. And THEN it spun like buggery.
The way people like Shane Warne and Kobe Bryant talk about their playing days and commitment really shows why they were two of the greatest of all time in their respective sports. RIP Shane
Nas said in another interview that before this, Warne couldn't land a ball to save his life in the warm up - then as soon as the cameras started rolling the King switched it straight on. Legend
For the average person, it would be the complete opposite hey. Its easier in practice then when the pressure is on you, but not for Warnie
Same with me in training I can barely get it to turn but on game day I’m bowling amazing
Absolute Genius. Will never be another like him. RIP Warney
It's incredible listening to the master talk about how he goes about it - this is gold..good man Shane.
Great lesson from the King of Spin, gone too soon 😢 all this knowledge gone 😢 RIP Warnie,
@@peterc5318 yea it's really sad - so much lost forever; that's why this footage is a goldmine for young kids coming willing to learn the art from the great man himself.
Shane Warne done every ball on the Right spot..
Legend
fhuking legend!!!! i cried when i heard he passed. he was the reason I got into cricket and I'm an Englishman! my hero! all I can say is thank you shane. ill never forget when I met you at lord in the 2013 ashes at lords outside the media centre and you said keep up the left handed wrist spin. i have the selfie and small signed cricket bat framed in my front room ever since. this hit me too hard than I care to admit. excuse the spelling mistakes my keyboard is covered in tears as I write this. love you man rip
We all feel your pain, mate.
Rip warney such a legend
Warne with the fantastic masterclass as always, but also so complimentary towards Strauss and Hussain as batters, talking about how Strauss was a great player of spin and bringing up Nasser’s 207 in the 1997 test totally unprompted. A true gentleman of the game.
What a legend! I’m not sure there’s another sport where current and former players get on so well and share expertise like this. And Warnie was a master at explaining! RIP
Great observation Hugo. Yeah there is no other sport. What a brain that he had on his shoulders. Wishes from Sri Lanka
Just the control is incredible. No real bad balls out of the 8-9 he bowled here despite being many years post retirement. Most leggies would have bowled a fulltoss or a half tracker.
Not only was Shane Warne a great bowler, he was also a very good communicator. Coaching videos like this one mean people will learn from him for many years to come. That's a fine legacy.
He made the physical and mental art of spin bowling so simple for so many people - a complete genius. We will never see his like again. RIP Warnie
I'm 43 and listening to Warnie talk makes me want to take up spin bowling. Inspiriatonal genius. R.I.P mate 💕💕💕
Without any warmup, all his balls were so accurate. Warne was a rare gem, talented bowler with a very tactical brain! Lots of Love Warnie💐
The guy was a genius in his own way. Absolute privilege growing up watching him play. Cheers for the memories warney.
Shane was cricket... Even though he played for the great enemy I was glued to the screen whenever he was in the middle. As a commentator and scholar of the game he was unmatched too.. Legend.. Simple as that.. RIP
Tyring to hit him was like trying to drink coffee with a fork.Brilliant with young players as well . ....Genius !
This masterclass was so much fun to watch
Still can't believe the great Warnie is gone from our view! Loved watching him bowl and loved seeing/hearing him commentate.
My all time favourite cricketer, lovely personality fantastic character and an absolute master of his trade.
Such a pleasure listening to the master himself...... this is what I call the real master class 👍
I still find it difficult to believe he's gone. He gave so much to the game and had so much more to give. Rest well, Warnie.
He was one of the greatest
Teachers of leg spin bowling
The way he explained was really
Wonderful
There will never be another leg spinner like Warnie. Absolute legend. RIP.
Pure Gold Never be another...RIP Shane and thanks
Love Warney as an Englishman. The greatest of my lifetime. RIP Warney. x ❤ 🏏 🏴
That is genius - every word he spoke.
What a privilege it would have been to be in that audience.
This was awesome. Only just found this, what an incredible learning video for any young aspiring spinner. Nasser and Strauss were both great batsmen and captains. Warnie will always be my hero, so much more than just bowl a leggie. Master tactician
What a legend of a bowler and such a nice person. RIP Warney you will be missed!!
Will never get bored of watching his bowling action, everything about it is brilliant. Still gutted about the loss of this legend.
Warne looked so thin and handsome there. He was a kind man who was always willing to teach others. Sleep in Peace Warne.
It’s crazy imagine someone told him here he had 9 years to live. Another reminder to live your life fully
The world is a lesser place without this legend. Went way too soon 😢. The 🐐
Warne had this gift, when he spoke you listened and payed attention. He also had the same gift when he bowled, he had me glued to my TV screen every single ball he bowled, becsuse you think he could get someone out with every ball.
Just finished reading Shane’s book, a really good read & a fascinating insight into his cricket brain, RIP GOAT
U were never gone u shall live on
what a truly fantastic bloke.
miss you Shane
I wish this was in HD. Its such an important and great masterclass. Great memories
When Warne speaks you listen.
RIP legend.
I am a massive fan of Nas. Was in England when he was still playing. I listen to him, Athers and Rob Key on TH-cam and listen to the 3 of them all day long. he has a lovely humour - when Straussy and Nas were introduced, he played a forward defensive! LOL. Funny guy.
the sharpest of cricketing brain that ever lived......we miss you king of spin
Rip warne we will still watch your magic till this day and many days to come!
Genius, loved every minute of these, gonna be missed. RIP Shane.
This video is gold for any leg spinner ❤
The quality of Nasser's defense is just unbelievable. Even against the best bowler we have ever seen, most of the time he can deal with it.
Very nice video. This video has improved my bowling a lot in terms of strategy.
Tearing up in my car, sitting in the garage watching this.
where is the full version? this has been cut down.
Miss you king 👑
Massive loss to his loved ones and cricket fans around the world,what a player and I've watched a lot in my old age
The man was one of a kind thats for sure. I count myself lucky to of even seen him play test cricket... Future generations will wish they'd of seen it. He will live forever through the game of cricket thats for sure
Love u Warnie, just love uuu💔💔😥
Absolute masterclass!
Practice Practice Practice everyone. Shane gave you all the clues now just go do it
Absolute gem.
Glad nas mentioned the drift factor. You could tell by watching him bowl the batsmen needed to wait to see where the ball would even land. And THEN it spun like buggery.
Legend on the field. Legend off the field
“Watch the ball , watch the ball” Nas was still terrified of warnie even then. RIP Shane
The way people like Shane Warne and Kobe Bryant talk about their playing days and commitment really shows why they were two of the greatest of all time in their respective sports. RIP Shane
And Kobe!
What a genius. Gone far too early. RIP.
Legend for a reason...one in a billion....my hero
Warney, what a legend RIP 🙏🏼
Rest in peace champion
Golden days..
Rest in peace Shane Warne.. The greatest
Australian need someone like him. RIP SW.
Best ever and brilliant at getting the point across. Massive loss
R.I.P legendary Leggie, Warnie 💔💔💔
02:39... I thought I'd hit pause in error! 😆
What a genius ! RIP Shane ❤
Still can’t believe he’s gone 😞
He literally snatch wickets frm batsman wht an Incredible Deliveries..
He was the book of leg spin!
Still can't believe it! 😢
True
He was active on Twitter few hours back and then heart attack..........
Legend
Genius lies in doing the simple things correctly
RIP Warnie
RIP mate...you were the one who made our childhood so much fun with your spin
Genius 👍
He always got wickets after being tonked,that was the pressure he built up.
Rip champ you're definitely left a big gap in are lives
RIP king
Vale Shane Warne 🙏🦘❤️
👑 King never died 😢🇵🇰
Love that ooooooooh
Master planner
What's the point of masterclass? There is never going to be another Shane Warne
Did anyone notice nasser wearing his thigh pads wrong?
RIP
😊😊😊😊
Ah so sad. What a shame, what a pity.
Shane warne bowling to the English is not even a contest. This should have been done with shane warne vs Indians. He averaged 45 against India.
RIP