WTF - totally tragic
Greatest spin bowler of all time bar none
dam, he's looked well the last few years too.
RIP
Shocking, tragic news. 52 is no age
Ah man! That’s terrible news.
Awful news....only last week he was talking about maybe throwing his hat in the ring for the england job.
So so sad.
I remember listening to TMS when he bowled his first ball in an Ashes series here and he bowled Mike Gatting with an unbelievable delivery.
The commentators were amazed and when I got home and saw it I was as well.
Amazing cricketer and a good bloke.
Taken far too soon
R I P Warney
greatest cricketer ive seen and great character
what a miss and absolute sucker punch
Shocked by this news as a great cricket fan myself.
He only posted on Twitter 13 hrs ago with condolences for Rod Marsh
What a loss. Despite the fact he was an Aussie and an absolute thorn in our side, you couldn't help but love him. A real character of the game.
"Bowling Warnie."
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
RIP.
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 8 minutes ago
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
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Pervert.
Greatest spin bowler has to be Murali but Warne was the best leggie. THAT ball to Gatting was amazing, pitching outside leg to take the off stump. The look on Gatting's face said it all.
Warne was a "larger than life" character who gave so much pleasure to cricket fans, especially Aussies! Back in the Great Pavilion in the Sky far too soon.
Sad news. Grateful to have seen him play.
Very sad news
52 is no age
comment by Elvis: King of Cult (U7425)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 8 minutes ago
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
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Pervert.
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Bit early for drinking elvis.
Genius
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_vbA8S7Ln8
comment by frankfooty (U22808)
posted 50 seconds ago
Genius
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_vbA8S7Ln8
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That was classic - an absolute wizard
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by Elvis: King of Cult (U7425)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 8 minutes ago
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
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Pervert.
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Bit early for drinking elvis.
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If your going to start bragging about which famous cricketers you've come across, then expect to be called out on it.
comment by Elvis: King of Cult (U7425)
posted 1 hour, 7 minutes ago
What a loss. Despite the fact he was an Aussie and an absolute thorn in our side, you couldn't help but love him. A real character of the game.
"Bowling Warnie."
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That will always be my memory of him and the ashes
‘Ball shaaaaynie’
comment by goadocwatson (U1016)
posted 45 minutes ago
Greatest spin bowler has to be Murali but Warne was the best leggie. THAT ball to Gatting was amazing, pitching outside leg to take the off stump. The look on Gatting's face said it all.
Warne was a "larger than life" character who gave so much pleasure to cricket fans, especially Aussies! Back in the Great Pavilion in the Sky far too soon.
Sad news. Grateful to have seen him play.
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Depends on how legal you think Murali's action was.
Muali took more wickets but you ask majority of cricketers who they'd rather have in their side it would be Warne
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Shane warne
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posted on 4/3/22
Very sad
posted on 4/3/22
Oh no. RIP Shane
posted on 4/3/22
WTF - totally tragic
Greatest spin bowler of all time bar none
posted on 4/3/22
dam, he's looked well the last few years too.
RIP
posted on 4/3/22
Shocking, tragic news. 52 is no age
posted on 4/3/22
Ah man! That’s terrible news.
posted on 4/3/22
Awful news....only last week he was talking about maybe throwing his hat in the ring for the england job.
So so sad.
posted on 4/3/22
I liked him in Corrie
posted on 4/3/22
I remember listening to TMS when he bowled his first ball in an Ashes series here and he bowled Mike Gatting with an unbelievable delivery.
The commentators were amazed and when I got home and saw it I was as well.
Amazing cricketer and a good bloke.
Taken far too soon
R I P Warney
posted on 4/3/22
greatest cricketer ive seen and great character
what a miss and absolute sucker punch
posted on 4/3/22
Shocked by this news as a great cricket fan myself.
posted on 4/3/22
posted on 4/3/22
He only posted on Twitter 13 hrs ago with condolences for Rod Marsh
posted on 4/3/22
What a loss. Despite the fact he was an Aussie and an absolute thorn in our side, you couldn't help but love him. A real character of the game.
"Bowling Warnie."
posted on 4/3/22
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
RIP.
posted on 4/3/22
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 8 minutes ago
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
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Pervert.
posted on 4/3/22
Greatest spin bowler has to be Murali but Warne was the best leggie. THAT ball to Gatting was amazing, pitching outside leg to take the off stump. The look on Gatting's face said it all.
Warne was a "larger than life" character who gave so much pleasure to cricket fans, especially Aussies! Back in the Great Pavilion in the Sky far too soon.
Sad news. Grateful to have seen him play.
posted on 4/3/22
Very sad news
52 is no age
posted on 4/3/22
comment by Elvis: King of Cult (U7425)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 8 minutes ago
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
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Pervert.
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Bit early for drinking elvis.
posted on 4/3/22
Genius
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_vbA8S7Ln8
posted on 4/3/22
comment by frankfooty (U22808)
posted 50 seconds ago
Genius
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_vbA8S7Ln8
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That was classic - an absolute wizard
posted on 4/3/22
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by Elvis: King of Cult (U7425)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 8 minutes ago
Not a cricket guy but apart from flintoff, warne is probably the most well known cricketer ive come across.
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Pervert.
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Bit early for drinking elvis.
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If your going to start bragging about which famous cricketers you've come across, then expect to be called out on it.
posted on 4/3/22
comment by Elvis: King of Cult (U7425)
posted 1 hour, 7 minutes ago
What a loss. Despite the fact he was an Aussie and an absolute thorn in our side, you couldn't help but love him. A real character of the game.
"Bowling Warnie."
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That will always be my memory of him and the ashes
‘Ball shaaaaynie’
posted on 4/3/22
comment by goadocwatson (U1016)
posted 45 minutes ago
Greatest spin bowler has to be Murali but Warne was the best leggie. THAT ball to Gatting was amazing, pitching outside leg to take the off stump. The look on Gatting's face said it all.
Warne was a "larger than life" character who gave so much pleasure to cricket fans, especially Aussies! Back in the Great Pavilion in the Sky far too soon.
Sad news. Grateful to have seen him play.
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Depends on how legal you think Murali's action was.
posted on 4/3/22
Muali took more wickets but you ask majority of cricketers who they'd rather have in their side it would be Warne
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