A leg spin bowling masterclass from Shane Warne and Kerry O'Keeffe | FOX Cricket | The Ashes

[@kylerein2034]

Everyone will miss his voice whenever they are watching cricket, loved his commentary and what a player, , what a legend, love you Shane, rest in peace.

[@Sam-sz5iu]

Exactly 😞

[@mustafizurtalukdar2378]

@@Sam-sz5iu bko of my ol. V. Mo Mo

[@davidcat1455]

@user-gu4tv4hp6s So go watch some soccer

[@stewartisaac2160]

❤r.i.p❤ Well said 👏

[@chook1311]

Yes drugs are bad

[@Grant_Ferstat]

Shane is fantastic when he's talking about leg spin bowling and not team selections.

[@redderssredder72]

Or wicket keeping.... He kept on carrying like a pork chop when Carey dropped Root off Cummins...Mark Waugh is the same on different discipline ...

[@ritwikism]

If only experts talked only about things they are actually experts on...

[@frankmachin5438]

@@redderssredder72 Carey has been average to be fair….

[@redderssredder72]

@@frankmachin5438 not denying that mate !! But Warnie+Waugh carrying on Carey as if they'd never dropped catches was a bit harsh !

[@qwargy]

Warne has only been good at one thing and that’s bowling. Unless you count being a bogan clown as a talent.

[@ritwikghosh7743]

Never thought an Australian's passing away will be so emotionally draining for me, truly cricket unites us all. Warnie, you'll be missed, the greatest leg spinner of all time and one of the greatest cricketing minds. RIP🙏🙏🙏😔😔😔

[@MS-jl4ic]

Love ya mate 🍻

[@heathstott]

I’m hearing you mate, It’s a tragedy such a pure human being a master of his art. I’m actually struggling with his passing😞

[@MS-jl4ic]

@@heathstott well said brother

[@DiscordantVice]

I’ve not even a massive cricket fan and I’m genuinely gutted. Absolute legend and top bloke. Much loved in uk even though he tormented our batsman for so long.

[@jameswrappner4624]

I miss him dearly already. Everything about him was awesome. 😢 Rip Warnie

[@Ericaslayyy]

You're right. Everything was awesome about him..missvhim too,2 years today💐

[@ashwathvinay]

Just a smile at the end showed how much he loved bowling leg spin.. RIP Shane

[@Damienzor]

Geez... there's a reason Shane Warne is considered one of the greatest cricketers ever. He was clear, concise and professional and this was a fantastic explanation and masterclass in spin bowling.

[@rgoodwinau]

Learnt more about leg spin in 12 minutes than a lifetime growing up in Australia and following cricket. Thanks!

[@himabratadas1577]

Brilliant.... Australia is miles ahead in terms of broadcast...keep delighting Howie...huge fan of your commentary...Skull is the purest commentator ever...so much positivity...and hail the King Warnie...what a legend...Love from India

[@zxzv1]

Perfectly summed up. Doordarshan & Star Sports have a lot of catching up to do.

[@cricket023]

We would miss Warnie's insights and commentary.

[@SuperRoo_22]

RIP Warnie. Thankyou for all of the memories. Greatest spin bowler ever. ❤🏏😭

[@ArifA]

Why Indian broadcasters like Sony does not have such commentary team, create contents like this…Absolutely love the way ex Australian team members are involved and bringing the cricket to the people, younger generation.. Ricky, Gilly, hussy, Shane, etc. are doing so fabulous job.

[@bartonez123]

Warne is a great coach. He turned Steve Smith from a promising leg spinner into the best since Bradman, turned Cam White from a promising young spinner into a specialist limited overs batsman, and his mentorship turned Michael Beer from a random young spinner into a bartender or something.

[@camrowe466]

😂😂

[@vm3306]

it is the student who has to get it right during the examination. don't blame the teacher if the student fails becoz if the student passes the teacher is not waiting for praises. the teacher continues with teaching

[@jimmybill1963]

Steve smith and cam white were never promising leg spinners.. they were average …Warne never coached them and it’s Mitchell Beer.. apart from that your pretty correct.

[@libertyordeaf]

​@@jimmybill1963No, it's Michael Beer. But otherwise, you're right, Warne was never a coach. He was happy to give occasional help but that was all.

[@jimmycampbell78]

Warne mentored Adil Rashid and he has turned out pretty good for us, certainly in the one day format, in a country that has never produced or encouraged decent leg spinners.

[@MrSeanMDolan]

Rest In Peace to the greatest cricketer I was alive to witness play. Warnie; “The King of Spin”, the Legend, the GOAT He made me fall in love with Cricket, he made me sit in front of the TV through every ball just to see how he moved the ball. He made me proud to be an Aussie! Shane Keith Warne 1969-2022

[@bullrunner1984]

Yeah we were all mesmerised at what he could do with ball in hand. Legend of Legends! Gone too soon but will never be forgotten. RIP King!

[@AliHasan10009]

This is what makes cricket so great you can actually teach the sport and those who are receptive will excel 💯

[@qaz00]

And you can implement those inother aspects of your life too!

[@alfalders3020]

This clip is now collectable for mine. R.I.P. Warnie. Legend.

[@cricketwithsingh.]

1 of the last commentary he would of ever done... You are always in our hearts 💕💞♥

[@shakeebhashmi5186]

This video is so informative for me infact all of warnies master classes. I’m 25 and i love to bowl leg spin, after completing my graduation 6 months ago, i start playing cricket professionally and now preparing for senior city cricket trails, my friends and family are amazingly discouraging me because of my age but getting my sharp leg breaks improving day by day in academy is motivating me and i never think about the response i get from my friends. Do whatever you want and don’t forget me in your prayers one day i’ll play for my country, AGE IS JUST A NUMBER.

[@hailpep]

Good luck to ya mate

[@liam3104]

by professionally do you mean seriously or are you actually playing for your state? lol

[@arun59191]

Great to hear, good luck!

[@hariharanvenkataramani7311]

Nothing more beautiful than pursuing a sport you love. All the best!

[@quadzy5024]

Get into it big fella

[@shoaibimdad]

Really sad for Shane Warne death!! He was a legend and will be remembered forever

[@moograce10]

Thank you Warney for your service. Will be sadly missed. A legend of the game gone way to soon.

[@vincentstevens5048]

Warney is fantastic, the way he encourages his art, with such passion and enthusiasm. Leg spin was always my favourite topic when it comes to cricket.

[@gdmclean]

Warnie :( This is devastating. Im in tears.

[@loudnomadic4473]

Miss you Warnie, you were a precious gem, a great father, a great mentor, friend everything, you mean so much to everyone, miss your voice and we know we are not going to hear you again, sadly we will keep revisiting these videos to watch you hear your wisdom on how well you drop golden nuggets to anyone wanting to be a leg spinner, not just a spinner if anyone wanting to get motivated they should hear you watch you but sadly this life is so cruel there will never be anyone like you Warnie! As they say, time will heal everything but this has not sunk in yet, RIP champ! Love you so much.

[@plasqar]

People will miss him now that he is no longer here.....but he was always a unique man....a 'one-off ' ....the world often cannot handle guys like Warne....will be sorely missed....rest well lad.....

[@sanjaychalise8940]

People did respect him when he was alive.

[@chiragramchandani4605]

Wish Indian channels got this type of content respect to fox cricket thankyou true legends

[@gavincurtis1364]

Every Shane Warne delivery was an event...it was like the bloke had a bomb in his hand and each delivery was a potential wicket (sadly for me being English)...the best bowler by a mile I have ever seen

[@elevan2760]

warnie is the king!!! God I miss his him on TV

[@Vpmatt]

2:40 There's something about the way the ball looks in Warne's hands that's mesmerising. His hands look huge and totally in control of the ball. Which they were when he bowled.

[@scholesiefirsttime]

Thank you Shane Warne. You were the one player that got me into cricket.

[@michaelmaguire8223]

TAKEN FAR TO EARLY SHANE !! GOD BLESS YOU !!! MICHAEL IN MELBOURNE ❤️👍👍👍👍👍

[@muhammadfayaz2016]

Can’t believe it! Extremely sad on Shane Warne’s departure. Was a true legend of the game and an inspiration to many cricketers around the globe. RIP 🙏🙏😢💔💔

[@bennuballbags2]

OMG, he is still sorely missed in 24. We love you mate! A true master of his art

[@shaan8032]

One truly understands the worth of someone when that someone isn't around anymore. RIP Legend.

[@hkmahesh7626]

RIP Spin King... Miss you Warnie

[@nilsbrownmusic4507]

Condolences from here in Canada. Just learned about this great great loss to Australian sporting and cultural life.I’m kind of reeling about it even here, so far away. RIP Shane Warne..

[@lurker-mq4fp]

God bless you, Shane Warne. I could listen to the sorcery of spin for hours when he talks about grip and angles. Rest In Peace.

[@Bavdingo]

RIP KING, thank you for everything you've done for the game. Your knowledge will be greatly missed

[@michellecuyler8856]

RIP Shane..loved watching you play...all the way from South Africa...loved watching SA vs Australia games ....💙

[@samirsherzai7195]

Rip legend… one of the best spinners

[@kkhera3730]

Boy, do I miss this guy and I'm an Eng fan.

[@ancientruins2856]

Amazing cricketer in all aspects of the game. He will be missed for generations.

[@10buffster]

Learnt more about cricket in this segment than ever. I used to love playing back yard cricket as a kid 😆 but Warne explaining the leg spin was so interesting. Rip 🕊

[@vinayak4201]

Love the last twenty seconds.. shows his true love his art his pure joy in sharing it; a great insight into his bubbling personality inside the great competitor that Shane Warne always was…

[@loveiarora9960]

Warnie we miss you already , what a mind rock on in heaven buddy

[@andrewpelechaty7634]

Warney made a great point about tight grip vs loose grip. I bowl left-arm orthodox and I used to have a tight grip before an injury to my middle finger forced me to loosen the grip a bit. Now my finger's better I've tried going back to the old grip and it's never felt the same.

[@MatthewSmith-qd6du]

we had a leg spinner play in our under 16s team, and in the grand final he took five wickets to help us win. leg spinners can do magic

[@kathrynprattley3172]

I love to see that legs spin so awesome and amazing bowling ever

[@Jorre-Fisk]

Remember watching this live...wide eyed and yelling at the tv!! " Yeaaah warny you champion!!!" I grew up watching him in the 90s. Didn't think it be the last time I see him on TV. Rip king.

[@nathanmoore1893]

This is great. Warnie was my hero growing up, I had a vhs video of his that I watched so many times. I miss my days of bowling leg spin, was amazing fun. Damn hard to control leg spin though. Hope to see many leggies in the future.

[@kenraq2000]

Awesome interview Howie! I imagine it’d be so overwhelming being in the middle with those two but you’ve put in so much hard work and it shows. Keep up the great work brother ❤️

[@matwetton]

Even as an offie I hated gripping the ball tight. He is absolutely right. Loose and relaxed is the way

[@deeptakkar1748]

Missing you even today Warnie💔😢

[@321nimesh]

we miss u warnie.... such a champ!! left too soon

[@tiaancloete7301]

I could listen to Warne talk about the art of legspin all day, cant believe its almost 2 years since he left us😓

[@tashdhanraj931]

Rip Shane warne... You were a legend and will always be one

[@joffs123]

Absolutely brilliant. Every parent of a young cricketer should put this video in front of their young boy or girl!!

[@greyman003]

Absolutely brilliant. The only improvement would be to make it longer. Shane Warne's cricket brain is incredible. If he had kept his pants on, he would have been a great test captain.

[@beastmry]

The smartest cricketer arguably in history.

[@fletchytfc]

Still miss listening to Warney talk spin bowling and cricket. What a legend, even to us Poms 🫡

[@timberwolvesxx7250]

RIP legend, best bowler i ever saw

[@ImNotReallyHereMCFC]

I got into cricket because of Shane Warne, im English and my dad watching the ashes in 2005 and I remember watching Shane bowling and I said to my dad, he's quite good isn't he? (Understatement of the century I know) but the ashes that year really drew me into the sport.

[@abhinavsrivastava5881]

That's great stuff. Thanks for quality content which doesn't make you switch the channel if the game isn't on.

[@TheHullmet]

We loved him in England, what a player

[@wasealers2587]

Sultans of spin showing Aussie kids how it's done! Tip o' the hat to absolute legends whose biggest joy is to share their craft with the next generation. Real men do what they can to make everyone better. Be like these legends.

[@theodorebandamartin]

Warnie is a legend on his own right...his love for the game still shows

[@sirpranksalot1]

Not anymore.

[@spaceballs2462]

very sad news indeed. He was a legend!

[@OGEETOMO]

I never got any coaching but there was warnie videos on how to bowl leg spin that was all I needed.

[@buzzliteyear11]

Been watching a lot of KZbin videos of Howie on MMM and Fox and he is a fantastic host and commentator, asks great questions that provide great insights.

[@willgoodall1529]

I will ALWAYS watch a Warne masterclass

[@dunkndunks2023]

The great Shane Warne...

[@connorism69]

I remember bowling 3 overs of leg-spin in school cricket and getting a wicket in each one, and yet I was never given a second over in any of those games :D. It was slow, but it used to turn a mile. Seems to me that people are a bit sceptical of leg-spinners. My captains have always favoured off-spin. I don't understand it, as when I finally played for a team with a full-time leg-spinner, it was clear that leggies can single-handedly turn matches for the team.

[@DD-xw6uw]

I feel you. Leg spinners don’t get enough support. They need a patient captain during games and most important patient coaches during their youth who will give them time to learn the craft.

[@KentDonaldson]

Thoroughly enjoyed that! Shane Warne's cricket knowledge is unsurpassed.

[@HeyItsAJOmega]

I love the visual of Skull and Warnie at the start of this video, stood there each holding a ball, like a pair of legendary gunslingers - Skull especially flicking the ball in his hands like he's twirling a revolver. An amazing watch.

[@nathperera8427]

Genuine honesty in the voice and words when explaining the art that he had mastered. What a loss.

[@umk27]

Cant stop loving it... Respect for the legends

[@olsinbad6815]

shane and skull need their own show

[@olsinbad6815]

Well there goes that fuckin idea

[@AryanGupta-xf9lz]

@@olsinbad6815 damn

[@heathstott]

Truly the best leg spin bowler to ever walk the Earth. The world is a lesser place without you Shane.... RIP Warnie.😞🇦🇺❤️

[@abbiii41]

Shane Warne you are a legend.

[@didiern3420]

No matter how many good lessons, advise Shane will ever give, he himself couldn't explain how good he was . Sometimes greats like him can never be emulated.

[@upup209]

Whenever he had the ball, you had to watch. Never been a competitor before or since in his class

[@rob5963]

Bloody genius, well done Shane.

[@varunsharma9562]

Wow what a informative video that is can spend hours listening these blocks.

[@DomQuartuccio]

3:38 is why we're all here

[@anshbhatia3459]

That laught is amazing , hahahaa

[@AnshBhatia12]

Absolute gold

[@apontutul]

I started as pacer then turned to offspin ended as leg break bowler... Easily the last one was most tough but most satisfying

[@saltysurfer]

I think Warnie might know what he’s talking about

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

For a change

[@kiriakoz]

He said for Australia to drop Starc and then not to select Khawaja. He knows nothing, we want him deported to England, they’ll take him and they need spinning coach.

[@PJ-cm8ix]

@@kiriakoz They'll probably still play him

[@hashimbaig8256]

@@kiriakoz he was still on point. Starc was performing poorly for an year or so. Had it not been for the dropped catch, Khawaja would not have scored that 100. Shane was right.

[@kiriakoz]

@@hashimbaig8256 yes except Starc is the leading wicket taker in the series and Khawaja just scored a hundred. A completely chanceless century is rare. You’re pretty deluded.

[@vijay200050]

Shane Warne !!! What An Energy still....You are Such An Inspiration not only for legspinners,

[@genx2585]

Losing Shane has affected me the same way losing Steve Irwin did, a couple of Aussie legends taken way to soon with such a lust for life, and so relatable... like they were family. Life is so brutal some times. Rest In Paradise legends.

[@itsmesaravi]

The smiling guy has left us in tears today 😭

[@peejayq]

RIP legend ❤️🙏🏽, you will be so missed and so much knowledge and expertise lost to generations

[@robertnolan502]

2.22 watch Kerry beam when Warnie said he was a legend bowling leggies with an off spin grip, it's like Kerry was the youngster listening to the master, oh & the time stamp 2.22 reminds me of another great leggie

[@lachlann4275]

3:38 best laugh 😂

[@taylordickson4089]

So good!!

[@jeffstryker1454]

I still can’t believe he’s gone😭Rip Warnie,condolences to his family.

[@christaylor7293]

Skull’s laugh @ 3.40 😂

[@robinhahn4134]

Sure was The King, from SA lots of love "Mate" ❤ you were the best we've seen.

[@danielhayes7827]

This is so good My kids have been outside practising every day since 👍

[@nigelbagguley7606]

All the way from England,RIP Warney the world is so much duller for your passing.

[@smd1921]

I badly miss Shane warne, really.

[@monzeemate101]

3:38 that laugh got me brah lmao!! RIP King Shane

[@NoName-ds5uq]

RIP Shane, a true artist! “Bowled Shane!”

[@michaelgpartridge2384]

So awesome. Everyone always thought I was a leggie because I just loved rolling my arm over and performing the action when I wasn’t playing…. Nope, just a useful medium pacer and Warney Super Fan…😂

[@rambhattacharjee1850]

Thank you Fox Cricket😍😍

[@tiaancloete5133]

You could listen to these guys talk cricket all day and never get tired, such a big loss the cricket world has suffered😢

[@vernonmoodaley7858]

He certainly was a cricket great.

[@archanghosh]

Havent yet gotten oven Warnie demise, its immeasurable the impact he has had over each player, each kid, each viewer , each lover of the game here in India. He is one of the biggest pillars that kept the cricket viewing world unified through his unbridled talent , knowledge of the game and his attitude & gamesmanship...