Shane Warne, man of the millennium
Just two Tests left for the greatest bowler of all time. Here is that ball to Gatting:
I feel privileged to have watched the great man in action on numerous occasions. Four Ashes tours, the World Cup final of 1999, the tsunami match ... so many memories!
Warney, we'll miss you mate!!!
posted by Shamik Das at 12:07 PM
9 Comments:
Not bad for a fattie, huh? Those leg breaks will always remain etched into my memory. Incredible.
Saw the man's first wicket today as a replay. Amazing.
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21 December, 2006 17:36
ok , off topic. Over at stroppy we have done a link for you as we quite like you :-)
Stroppy
21 December, 2006 22:04
Tom, you're absolutely right, he really was one in a million! I'll write some more on your Iraq post a bit later.
Ah, the link, very funny! I've reciprocated, hope you like it! ;)
22 December, 2006 14:50
very funny. Hope we don't get to many new labour types coming over. But you are still very welcome Sham :-)
btw not sure if I should invite you , but there is a leftie bloggers drinks in january . Loads of trots , you might enjoy it !
22 December, 2006 16:29
:Scared smiley: ;)
25 December, 2006 21:56
Hey Sham , sure you can handle a pub full of lefties :-)
25 December, 2006 22:47
Warney himself said the gatting ball was a fluke and he was just "glad that gatt missed it"
He was a great bowler and the stats speak for themself especially when he's combined with McGrath - who has confirned he's retiring after the world cup.
Oh, and it's been another dismal day for cricket england in the ashes - really don't think i can cope with it anymore
26 December, 2006 09:27
It's all harmless fun! ;)
26 December, 2006 14:56
Re: 4th Test - Can't understand why Flintoff chose to bat! And even more inexplicable, batting KP at number five and not four. It's ridiculous! Still, at least the India v South Africa Test looks like being a bit more competitive.
26 December, 2006 14:58
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