All 40 Shane Warne Wickets From The 2005 Ashes

He was a genius, a legend, and will always be one of the greatest to ever play the game. RIP Shane Warne.
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[@mrkipling2201]

Warnie bowling and Richie Benaud commentating. Cricket at it’s absolute best.

[@prasadkarnik]

I started to watch this video for shane, but when I heard Richie's voice it was just a nostalgia! Richie Benaud's commentary and cricket 97, no words!

[@mrkipling2201]

@@prasadkarnik definitely. I miss those times.

[@shanewilson199]

Echo that. When ever I heard banaud’s voice I knew somewhere in the world it was summer and people were playing cricket.

[@ravikantofficial]

Warnie bowling, Richie Benaud commentating and we were watching these wickets. Cricket at it’s absolute best.

[@ss17_25]

and also Gilly shouting from behind the stumps, "Bowled Warnie!"

[@DilanPerera1]

Can't believe Shane Warne, Richie Benaud and Tony Greig are not among us anymore!!! Miss them all...

[@tiaancloete7301]

A great era to have been alive to witness and hear these legends do what they do best.

[@dane21dc]

Well Richie was almost in his 90’s, and Tony was getting up there too

[@DilanPerera1]

@@dane21dc Warnie left too soon... 😭

[@karamveerpawar2659]

The sound of Gilly saying "Bowling Shane" will forever be etched in our hearts!!

[@themoviehobbit355]

Childhood memories that

[@mymannashersingh846]

Forget that Ian Healy started the chat behind the wicket with the legendary line ‘ like that area Shane”

[@Mozzza14]

Warne was a Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods and Muhammad Ali type he transcended the sport. His shoes will never be filled. Devastating loss for cricket.

[@troystaunton254]

So true, and it’s good to see someone acknowledge that he is very much in that category.

[@NN-zf7np]

I get the Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods comparison. But Muhammad Ali transcends sports cause of his civil rights movement and results he yielded.

[@ravikantofficial]

Hhahaha ... Great observation

[@GurpreetSingh-by5ih]

Muhammad ali was more than sports. He was icon to the whole world

[@anthonymcken6050]

​@@GurpreetSingh-by5ihyep we have not seen the likes of him since and probably never will.

[@knowyourdamnrole1]

That delivery to Strauss.Hands down best delivery of Ashes 2005.

[@DaveWhoa]

i rate it more than Warnie's Ball Of The Century

[@tsar1203]

*of the millenium

[@Banzybanz]

@@DaveWhoa It spun more viciously but the beauty of the Gatting ball was in how perfect it was. Gatting played it well and yet it drifted wildly, then went just past him and clipped just the top of off. An inch here or there and it would not have been out. Here Strauss missed it and left the whole gate open. If simply spinning the ball a mile was the only criteria, then Sachin Tendulkar would have been the greatest spinner.

[@ollieduracell]

Not just that series. One of the best wickets you'll ever see in this history of the game

[@rrao7963]

Afridi had dismissed Ganguly same fashion still Warne in English pitches vicious Turner England never dominated warnie

[@tavforpresident3064]

“That’s the slider to end all sliders” Still my favourite Warnie wicket, and one of the best pieces of cricket commentary from Richie. RIP two legends

[@__max__]

The only thing it needed was the giggle from Warnie at 11:20 and it would be complete.

[@itsonlypassingtime]

Agreed, even if it wasn't actually a slider... :)

[@rudrakshnaik2388]

Yups ❤️

[@shantanuyadav441]

@@itsonlypassingtime then what was it? Not criticising, just curious! 😀 Looked more like a top spinner to me.

[@itsonlypassingtime]

@@shantanuyadav441 I think Warne himself said it was a spinner that didn't spin. :) Joys of great spin bowling. If Shane Warne isn't sure where it's going, Ian Bell definitely has no idea!

[@MH-vp7lf]

The golden era of cricket, look at all those legends, the commentary. All top 8 teams in that era had legendary players in their squads,

[@phillipmarnik]

They were all mostly teens in the 80's watching awesome cricket.

[@floodwaters8887]

T20 cricket has killed the aura around the best players. Steve Smith 60 in Tests, 43 in ODIs and rubbish in T20s.

[@dougharrison7844]

Took 43% of all English wickets taken in this series, at least Warnie stood up when challenged What a legend.

[@StaffordMagnus]

McGrath probably would've taken the other 43%.

[@SilentHotdog28]

@@StaffordMagnus Although I like your comment, that doesn't make up 100% haha. Glenn did get 3 five wicket hauls. ended up with 19 wickets. 1 behind Brett Lee.

[@andrewwright4195]

@@SilentHotdog28 he was well past his best in 2005 but I think he had good 2007 at home didn't him and Shane rip England for 5 tests

[@nargisakhter2276]

​@@andrewwright4195 Mcgrath would have gotten way more wickets if werent injured

[@andrewwright4195]

@@nargisakhter2276 true 👍

[@martyndaly1539]

This series was what got me into cricket. This video shows a big part of why. Not just the bowling, look how cool he looks!

[@RITWIKGUHAMUSTAFI]

A Legendary Cricketer!! You'll be missed Warnie!!

[@Zebra-ke1rn]

@M It's football not soccer

[@ajaythakur-qt4if]

@M please don't spread hate for cricket go and do your work.

[@anthonyarmstrong14]

Thanks England,We've had some titanic Ashes battles over the years with you guys.Your embrace of Shane Warne is really touching,he brought something to our great game that will never ever be forgotten. All the best from the land of OZ.🙏🙏

[@s834001]

He is one of the greatest player who make 3000 runs without century and highest 99 score miss you legend - Shane warne

[@iceblox3004]

He would have got a 100 because he got out on a no ball

[@s834001]

@@iceblox3004 means in which ball he out on 99 it is no ball?

[@iceblox3004]

@@s834001 yea the last ball he faced it was supposed to be a no ball, but they didn’t call it

[@iceblox3004]

It was a big no ball

[@s834001]

@@iceblox3004 can you give me video link I need to see or say video title I search

[@wilsonmcc1]

The Aussie team was absolutely stacked with talent. England did amazingly well to win it. What a series.

[@wespaul9345]

It WAS excellent

[@memine3704]

They played out of their skin, AND cheated, just to match us. We showed next series, when they didn't have their mints anymore, where both teams really stood. 5-0.

[@celestialspartan7977]

Would you mind talking about 2010-11 Ashes ,in Australia...

[@pragunahuja6879]

@@celestialspartan7977no warne,no McGrath,old ponting.weakest australia of 50 years

[@TomHomewood]

​@@memine3704those pesky mints! The mints that Flintoff used to terrorise Ponting in *that* over. Then there's the mints that helped Gary Pratt throw down the stumps. And of course, who can forget the mints that KP was chewing whilst hitting Lee into the stands on that glorious final day.

[@user-xb6ue9ui6p]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="294">4:54</a> ball of the century😍love from India

[@DuncanMcintyre-jk3qb]

We may never see their likes again -unfortunately

[@ABISHEG23]

I am from India and I love Shane Warne. He was the greatest Spin bowler of all time. I never seen a magic bowler like him.

[@DemaYana-vp7sv]

Murali: Am I a joke to you?

[@Henry12341]

​@@DemaYana-vp7svAbsolutely joke 😂😂😂 most of his wickets are from Zimbabwe, kenya ,Holland type minnows with controversial action

[@rohanyeole6520]

Even a fast bowler isn't able to pick 40 wickets in a series on the swinging pitches of England and Shane Warne every time picked up 30+ wickets when he played in England... True line said by a legend... "Warne can turn the ball even on the ice pitch".

[@alexisc4922]

Alderman took 42 wickets in '81

[@brijbhushansharma5021]

Because English batsman can't play spin bowlers 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👎

[@gotimlol5318]

@@alexisc4922 was that 6 match series?

[@alexisc4922]

@@gotimlol5318 yes

[@avishek438]

@@brijbhushansharma5021 isliye kumble aur harbhajan hag ke aate the england me.. chutiyapa band nahi hota tum logo ka

[@BinaryRex18]

40 wickets in a losing series... amazing performance from warne.

[@mervstash3692]

Watch any game today & you'll truly appreciate just how great the man was.

[@jake7763]

Some fantastic catches in close for a lot of these wickets, shows how valuable great fielding is.

[@aussiee23]

The iconic Warne bowling with gilly behind the stumps. Every appeal is iconic. The reactions from Haydos in the slips were incredible for such a big man. Benaud and Grieg too. So glad these moments are on film and will ve available forever.

[@TheIkaraCult]

"And the ball was goinggg strrraight on!" Beautiful to hear Richie's enunciations. Just can't believe a player from that series has left us so soon, and the greatest player at that.

[@harshilkakaiya1553]

Just peak cricket. Warne bowling and hearing Richie Benaud describing it. ❤️

[@AbilashS]

While we admire warne, which he truly deserves, how good is Gilchrist!!! Warney owes a huge chunk of his wickets to Healy and Gilly.

[@alfredotacus8233]

As does any wicket taker when a batsman is caught behind or stumped.. the bowler extracts the edge in the first place..what a comment

[@robynhood2173]

True but you could say that in the vice verse as well….

[@stewartduncan7711]

​@@alfredotacus8233you're missing the point. Many of Warne's caught behinds were reaction catches highlighting Gilchrist's class as a glovesman. They'd have been put down by a lesser keeper.

[@chriswatson7965]

Together with his more modest batting and fielding, IMO this is the greatest Test series performance by an individual that I've seen since the mid 1970's.

[@olkid]

Still can't believe he's gone 😥

[@benjefferson2557]

This is actually the best video of Shane Warne: his best bowling in a series ever, having so much love and respect from the England fans…yet England winning the Ashes. RIP Shane Warne: Absolute legend and GOAT

[@darcywhite5425]

Chanting about his failed marriage counts as love and respect these days?

[@GIBBO4182]

@@darcywhite5425 “we only wish you were English” was another chant!

[@MarkHiew]

I feel so lucky to have grown up watching peak Warne. He was a once in a lifetime artist who single-handedly revived a dying art form, at least in Australia. So many kids tried to be the next Warne, none of them came even close, in terms of his mastery of flight, turn, dip, bounce, creativity, guile. Zampa is good at what he does. Rashid Khan is very good. But I miss the days of real leg spin test spells, of see-sawing battles between bat and ball about survival, where balls are pitched way out past leg stump, only to go whizzing by the off stump bail! Rest In Peace Warnie.

[@jimmycburfield5997]

Shane Warney the legend warne! A wonderful sports man and an amazing human being. We loved him in England and the UK.

[@wades9327]

Whether you are Australian, Indian, English, Pakistani, South African, Sri Lankan, West Indian, New Zealander, Bangladeshi or from another cricketing nation; everyone loved and revered Warnie.

[@RhythmicEye]

I could watch Shane bowl and listen to Richie’s soothing commentary all day long. Reminds me of Australian summers even though Ashes in England is our winter.

[@classicalmusic1175]

We have lost several names who were involved is this great series - Warne, Benaud, Greig and Rudi Koertzen. They are all terribly missed.

[@thatsbollox]

Even the sound of him appealing was unique and legendary. Some great slo-mo footage showing the intense revs he could put on the ball. So many were top and middle order wickets.

[@thatsbollox]

Had an aura about him that only true sporting champions possess. I remember Damien Martyn told a funny story how he was relaxing having a beer in a small town pub after one of these tests and was suddenly recognised, but everyone gathering around him wanted him to talk about Warne and what he's like. Laughing as he said a bloke with a 50odd test average was too boring and just didnt warrant attention by comparison to Warne. That team was chock full of absolute legends but Warne was the undisputed king of world cricket. His status and legend will live on forever.

[@sayerma]

The sight of him back in the day was just something special. Crowd genuinely went quiet at every venue when he started his walk-in to bowl. You expected something to happen every ball. His mind games with the batsmen and his groans and grunts trying to indicate "I'm getting closer" to the batsman, even on just rudimentary block shots, to get into their head. He took so many wickets and just loved taking them, always celebrating big if he felt like it. So blessed to have watched his whole career, we all miss him. ❤‍🩹

[@RealVikas03]

Cricket has lost its Magic 💔💔💔 RIP Warnie 😔

[@grantkerridge]

When the umpire smiles as he raises his finger, you know know it was bloody good bowling. Shane Warne was a bloody good bowler.

[@sandipawal5304]

We will never get tired watching this magical spinner. Rest in peace warney 🙏

[@jadesmith6823]

From an Australian.. Cheers lads. How good was he 🙏❤️

[@imwalkworse6298]

looking back, warne really was assisted with some great catching.

[@bloodangels-sonsofsanguini7992]

Aussies are the best fielders !

[@evadnieduncan9429]

no great bowler can do it on his own

[@barnowl2832]

Warne keeps the fielders extra engaged by production so many half chances

[@akshatverma26]

the level of commentary has really changed over the years

[@mahesh4u633]

Absolute magician with the ball..greatest ever❤. Missing you warnie

[@kh.rafiqueabdullah799]

A legendary magician with the ball, named Shane Warne. Lots of love and respect for the fallen spin wizard from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩🏏😍

[@nuvinpooliyadde7319]

The greatest legspinner of all time!!! RIP legend😪😪😪

[@abhishekihma]

40 wickets plus more runs than Gilly..what a series he had

[@varundantu1984]

MANNNN !!!! GILLY behind the stumps...Those reflexes are maddddd !!! Whatta player

[@andrewdavidson8370]

What a nightmare to face. Glad he was aussie to the core. Vale king warnie. Tremendous person. Sadly missed.

[@jadesmith6823]

We will never experience such greatness again ❤️🙏

[@mostlymotiongraphics2134]

One of my top three cricket series. I've rewatched the full highlights MANY times

[@tomcarroll4909]

The best individual performance I’ve ever seen across a series. What a cricketer.

[@CountMackula]

11.20...that chuckle and appeal...legend

[@thatsbollox]

Even on first day wickets that offered him nothing, he was able to put doubt in the mind of top order batsmen, convince them he was in charge, make them second guess themselves, search for and find a way. You could grab a beer from the fridge, sit back and try to figure out his plan and pretend to be able to pick each delivery. Great to watch and a larger than life character. The undisputed King. Prime time.

[@AmitKumar-lb7mk]

thanks for uploading England & Wales Cricket Board

[@davashman9712]

A legend. Respect from England.

[@kengurbreda]

Rip big fella, Legends stand for ever

[@tonystark1034]

RIP LEGEND. still can't believe my childhood hero is no more.

[@mymannashersingh846]

Just a joy to hear Richie beanaud again…the voice of cricket

[@pranaypatel1716]

Legend Shane Warne !! 💯

[@Bigkevy1970]

We will never see the likes of Warne and Benaud again! One the greatest leggie of all time and the other the greatest cricket commentators who graced the commentary box!! RIP legends.

[@Archie_96]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="293">4:53</a> just absolutely sublime.

[@blackviking5227]

I like the way how they celebrate each wicket with same enthusiasm.

[@gerardmcnally]

Shane Wayne, only happens rarely in history, he will never be forgotten.

[@stum8551]

Absolute magician. Remember this series well and how England dominated for much of it yet Warne still produced and almost fought them single-handedly. The man was magic, legend

[@TJS2212]

RIP Shane Warne. What a player. He was and still is loved here in England. This series had it all. Test matches that went to the wire, an abundance of talent, great bowling and batting, and moments of individual brilliance. 2 balls that I will never forget - Warne dismissing Strauss and Harmison's slow ball. Fantastic memories.

[@shanewilson199]

I just wish he’d taken that catch and got that elusive ton. So many memories from this series… McGrath stepping on the ball, ponting putting the poms in anyway, Jason Gillespie being ineffective, tait being ineffective, Damien Martin being given out lbw twice to obvious inside edges… and warne carrying us on his shoulders. A great series.

[@grantcarncross5380]

RIP Warnie will always be remembered never ever forgotten. Greatest of all time.

[@StudyTimesClass]

A Legendary Cricketer

[@Triple55555]

A great ashes series that one ( most aren’t these days). I was going through a very tough period of high stress at the time but every evening watching that to 1 am gave me great relief and I remember not wanting it to end. Warne’s bowling was amazing, real fighting bowling. I was no Warne fan but he earned my respect then, you couldn’t deny his spirit and standout skill.

[@Bavdingo]

And it's Richie Benaud on the comms. Divine timing we got to enjoy these two. The King had the best fielders in the World around him, so that helps. He got the ball to work with those monster hands. To put the ball in the right position, the true beauty is the ball or two that leads up to any of his wickets; (unless he gets them out first ball in the over) He really is the GOAT.

[@moinakchanda4939]

Golden period of Australian Cricket With Shane Warne added More flavour to it

[@ganeshanirudh4948]

Legend GOAT Leg Spin Bowler... Forever Royal... You'll be missed Warnie !!!

[@keithbentley6081]

As an Englishman I always wanted England to win, but when Warney had a spell I couldn't care less about the result I just enjoyed watching the great man bowl.

[@gurmailsingh_23]

Marvelous!! So soothing to see the wickets and the commentary too.

[@mr.leggie69]

Thank you so much for uploading this ❤️❤️🖤

[@TheTrippleTKA]

This video has so many legendary faces. McGrath, Hayden, Gilly, Ponting, Lee and all. And to be a legend amongst all these legends takes some magic. Magical player. (I have no idea how England won this!)

[@ankitsablok952]

This is not just bowling, this is theatre at it's best. I think more than the batsmen its Gilly who wants him to bowl and seems like he enjoys the drama that comes with it. WARNE the Legend, the KING will always be missed. What a man and What a bowler.

[@sarvagyasharma]

Warnie just refused to accept defeat in this series.. he was pulling fighting tooth and nail with the ball and bat both and almost pulled it off.. such an emotionally disruptive time for him on the personal front, but he managed to channel his genius into one of his greatest series ever

[@wildfire7250]

RIP Shane. Simply the Best. A wonderful Cricketer and a lovely bloke

[@VijayKumar-td8ov]

Shane Warne is deadly gentle giant. A legend. R, I, P,

[@rajkamalgangr2f7]

Shane Warne the one and only Aussie legend!!!❤👍😎🔥

[@CharlieChaplinVideos]

Rest in Peace King. We will forever remember you.

[@vishalmenon05]

Absolute genius.

[@leejnew]

The greatest. RIP king 👑

[@piyush7953]

he'll be missed a lot. rip Warnie

[@sammyvideos]

What a Bowler - a magician, fierce competitor, thinker and wiley guy in a single package ♥️ RIP King

[@mogadeet6857]

Thank you E&WCB. Great resolution. It's hard to get from other sources. Especially Aussie cricket highlights.

[@prasithoudomvilay8454]

My favourite ashes series of all time

[@troystaunton254]

40 wickets 295 runs and probably a couple catches. So the guy literally dominated.

[@prasithoudomvilay8454]

@@troystaunton254 He batted better than whole team! He even top scored with 90

[@alpacinoravidutt]

@@troystaunton254 he also dropped kp at the oval

[@mymannashersingh846]

God bless you warnie…genius

[@rocknral]

Thankyou to the ECB for these highlights of probably the greatest spinner of all time.

[@tonyduiker1661]

Just for me. I loved Richie Benaud in the commentary when Shane was bowling, He could tell you what Shane did even when I was sitting here thinking "what the hell was that?"

[@dishant004]

Miss you sir Shane warne 🙌🙌💙💙

[@thatsbollox]

Magnificent. He just loved the big stage. He owned the big stage. I truly miss this standard of cricket. That legendary team lifted standards all over the world, with most of the top nations having a number of great players. Wonderful performance from England to beat them. Incredible control and variation, and amazing how many wickets came from those straight balls a fraction quicker. Some wonderful catching from Hayden Ponting and Gilchrist as well. Such a massive loss to the sporting world. He was the true king and the ultimate match winner.

[@amaledward2147]

Shane Warne is equivalent to a batsman playing 10+ years with 85 average. Second greatest cricketer ever and the greatest bowler of all time

[@m1ssed827]

Who’s the best in your opinion

[@amaledward2147]

@@m1ssed827 Well its Don

[@krishnanvishwanathan1036]

A magician forever, truly a goat 🐐🐐🐐

[@gregzz]

All those wickets to straight balls show how puzzled the batsmen were facing him.

[@joely6699]

I used to sit there all day when I was young back in those Aussie summers and watch Warnie bowl, rest easy king Warnie.

[@alfredjohnson2647]

40 reasons (out of 195) why we only wish he was English.

[@RohitRaj-ti4jh]

RIP to Shane Warne

[@michaelhumphries3341]

There's only one Shane Warne, and there'll never be another like you.

[@competento4024]

Yes, missing a legend like Warne.. But also missing those childhood EA Sports 07 days ❤