Full Countdown: Shane Warne's 50 best wickets on home soil

[@nimishbachu6595]

To think he is no more, just gives me goosebumps. RIP legend, you will always be remembered in the hearts of cricketing fans

[@zak_is_badsha4580]

Gives long goosebumps to me

[@paulamrana8981]

Well before that the thought that he had left the international cricketing circuit & will not get too see that spin magic again was really hard to accept.

[@matthewtracey5829]

@@paulamrana8981 the r Rd af r

[@indigo_editzz]

@J G I stopped reading when u said soccer 😂

[@robynhood2173]

Still miss you Warnie. The great news is you will never be forgotten, you were one of a kind!. Thank you for entertaining me so many times!, I felt every ball was a probable wicket and you gave it your all!. Just an absolute legend, both as a cricketer and person!.

[@WilksIsOffTheRails]

RIP Warnie - an absolute legend and childhood hero, you're legacy will live on

[@premachandrasekar2306]

J G cricket is the best all over the world

[@robertdora7026]

@J G this is getting crazy soccer fan "J G". I keep seeing your irrelevant duplicate "soccer is the greatest" post pasted under so many Cricket and AFL videos, & as this is the 3rd post in 3 weeks of yours that I've seen on Shane Warne tribute related threads and/or videos in as many weeks I'm getting the distinct impression that you are deliberately 'stirring the pot'. Why?? Can't you just respect great people of sports other than your own, or at the very least leave them and their supporters alone (particularly in threads relating to someone who was great in their sport and who has recently died).

[@OrbvsTomarvm]

'you are [sic] legacy will live on' ...eh??

[@shaaahwar]

Warnie's magic bowling and Richie's classic commentary if you are a cricket fan, it can't get better than this

[@planetx1595]

Not a fan of Tony Greig?

[@WildDanHibiki]

@@planetx1595 nobody beats Richie in the commentary box

[@Timmay-yy6ej]

‘It just went zzzip’ hahaha love the man

[@planetx1595]

@WildDanHibiki I'm sure he'll be a close second.

[@peacefulwalks7865]

Richie's comments on no. 34 was my favourite. That's an all timer!

[@yatinawaal142]

The number of wickets Warnie got bowling people round their legs was staggering. Can’t believe he’s gone, at only 52. RIP, The Greatest Spinner ever to play Cricket.

[@MLaak86]

Gotta love the numerous "what the heck just happened?!" reactions to those too.

[@nuffzed2001]

he never spoke about his age to be honest - he spoke in the commentary box like he could easily step out on to the field again, without a moment's hesitation Chris cairns (New Zealand cricketer of the same age as him) got struck down with a heart attack and then a cancer diagnosis, warney looked like he never gave a thought to his own mortality. He carried on like how he wanted to live his life to the end. He probably didnt have a chance to blink

[@MLaak86]

@@nuffzed2001 He and McGrath are freaks in that regard, even post their playing careers they've shown several times that their talent hadn't deteriorated, instantly picking right back up where they left off in "bowlogy" demonstrations.

[@alfredjohnson2647]

For anyone other than Warne, bowling one down leg side is a purely defensive thing. Even as an away-team supporter you can only marvel at the magic.

[@Chapps1941]

The Greatest Bowler. Warne influenced more games than any other Bowler

[@scoobydoo5379]

Rip to the king of spin. You’ll always be remembered as the greatest of all time. Reinvented the game of cricket and the game as we new it. Legends never die

[@deekshanshanand7806]

He was the god of spin

[@gtb8703]

Best spin bowler...ever. No one comes close. He made watching cricket exciting again.

[@hoptoit5910]

Aside from the magic of those wickets, Heals and Gilly were *amazing* keepers. Just awesome.

[@patrickgracias5782]

Hoptoit yeah I reckon Warnie wouldn’t of gotten as many wickets as he did if he didn’t have those two behind the stumps

[@jasoncumberland7032]

to keep wicket with warnes bowling was a skill in itself, they dint know which delivery he was gonna send down and had less time to see it or read it if batsmen was obscuring their view. 2 great stumpers

[@mymannashersingh846]

Like that area shane…

[@mymannashersingh846]

Heals and gilly don’t get the credit deserved mate!!!

[@zvass2856]

Hotpoit I agree, and I think their incredible experiences with him just made the two better with not only reaction time but just keeping on wickets that turn incredibly.

[@hemnathkrishnamoorthy717]

90s cricketers are so lucky to have had Tony Greig commenting on their clips. He brings lot of energy. My favourite

[@mrkipling2201]

Plus Bill Lawry and Richie.👍👍

[@Bruce15485]

Shane Warne does a great impression of Tony Greg !!

[@2bobaf]

@@Bruce15485 did

[@rickrogued9875]

criminal that this video doesn't have over a million views. important australian history free of charge

[@rexablett943]

You’ll be happy to know that it does now 😊

[@RankinMsP]

The Richie Benaud commentary made some of these extra special. Thank you.

[@witoldryba5427]

He is one of the reasons why I started watching cricket. Coming from a non-cricket country. A legend, the best spin bowler by a country mile. At 52 - what a shame. Played hard, lived hard, died young... SKWarne23 - Rest in Peace....

[@sagnik3556]

where are you from?

[@sagaronline265]

yes which country and how u was introduced to cricket?

[@jeolivi]

When will we all just say i cant watch this guy anymore?...........................................................NEVER you broke a lot of partnerships with you wonderful gift and now you have broken all our hearts. RIP you magnificent man

[@imriku7]

He was a different level!!! With a Rolls Royce like bowling action, and superb control over his spin and variations, he was unlike any other!!! Miss you Shane Warne!!!

[@kumarjain5190]

A spin king who grew up playing on pitches suited for fast bowling. What a legend. I’m sure all of the cricket lovers out there would have imitated his bowling action atleast for once in their lifetime. RIP 💔

[@alikhan2242]

Absolute pleasure to hv watched this video. Consider myself very lucky to hv watched warne from 92 till his retirement. Without any doubt the best spinner to hv touched this planet. And without any doubt no one can be better than him. Coz he had everything. Apart from his extraordinary talent he had a fantastic flair. An aggression of a fast bowler. He would not rush into his bowling like current bowlers. He had an unmatched art of playing with the batsman's mind while on his bowling mark. That flipping of the ball from his right to left hand was something very special. He would intentionally make the batsman wait while he would be on his bowling mark..what a genius...what a wizard.

[@chemistryset1]

beautifully articulated Ali Khan!

[@wizofoz0605]

and bowled without a bent elbow.

[@dravid1985]

@@wizofoz0605 To be fair, Murali was an incredible off spinner, whose action was judged legal. If he was an Aussie, Australia would be taking two spinners to every test match, giving MacGill (the third best spinner of his generation) even less game time then he had.

[@wizofoz0605]

@@dravid1985 to be fair, Daryl Hair was correct to call Murili's deliveries illegal, because they were under the rules. The ICC changed the rules to allow Murili to continue to play, despite 130+ years of a law that says a bent elbow at delivery was a no-ball. The only real record Murili set was the world record for uncalled illegal deliveries. He is a lovely man and a truly great bowler, but they bent the rules to allow him to play. Shane Warne is the best slow bowler of all time. No doctored pitches, no throws. Just a classic action and a brain which out thought most batsmen.

[@docstevens5605]

@J G Who cares What's your point - I look forward to to 2050 to see if you are incorrect - I'm 73 yrs old

[@Ell2461]

Absolutely shocked to wake up to the news that he is gone, RIP Warnie, a true legend

[@shahal6657]

Shane Warne can hit the middle of middle stick by pitching the ball anywhere on the 22 yard. True genius💯

[@krazyronzy]

RIP Legend… you showed us what leg spin is!!! Shocked…. Will be remembered forever… From India . 💔

[@taimurhuk543]

I was privileged to have seen him when he came to Houston Texas USA 6 years ago for the All-Star Game. This just doesn’t feel right. RIP Warnie ❤️‍🩹

[@jord2485]

I actually can’t believe that he is gone. RIP KING. 😢

[@ihtishampakhtoon5151]

He is my inspiration, Whenever I feel demotivate I just watch his bowling and then I get back to my bowling. I am now working on my slider which is the tough on for me but this week I will bowl the slider Inshallah. I am just waiting for an opportunity/platform to show what I can do. I will achieve my desire one day Inshallah.

[@jaicehough6184]

iNSHALLAH BROTHER

[@zackdown4245]

InshAllah

[@OrbvsTomarvm]

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[@lynndunn3244]

Thank you Shane. I never met you but your honesty & integrity showed the world the decent lad you always were. You made Cricket come alive as nobody before Thank you for speaking up about the shameful way J.L. was treated. I'd probably cheer if he coached England to beat & batter the self-important Aussies. Yes this little old white-haired lady would. Shane Keith Warne - 🎶 Simply the best Better than all the rest 🎶

[@rohithgatti8899]

Once in a lifetime cricketer!! Rare talent just passed away. Shane warne shall always be remembered. The most watchable cricketer.

[@abubakar.mehmood]

The genius, the trendsetter, the legend, my childhood hero. The perfect amalgam of aggression, guile, and artistry. To think he has passed away! RIP, Warney!

[@ashdgee]

Rest in peace Shane Warne . Sad day for cricket and those magical deliveries will never be forgotten

[@TheBundyboy66]

What a legacy. Can't believe he's gone, he truly changed the game.

[@daniikhan240]

He is not only a great bowler,, but also a great mind reader he reads batsmen mind then he ball to them.. That's why that quality makes him Shane the genius Warne ❤️👌

[@RR_theproahole]

@Maitre Mark watch it again at 0.25x you dumba$$ that's clearly bowled

[@henaresadlier]

@Maitre Mark carry it to your grave son...

[@kevintucker5193]

Best slow bowler ever, legspin was a dying art when Shane started, all the young kids looked up to him, and wanted to be like him, he was the best thing to happen in cricket then, finest legspinner I've seen 👍

[@zingleraster9124]

Very true. Leg spin was a dying art until Warney came along.

[@LiquidJaguar10]

The greatest spinner of all time!! Bowling round the legs was introduced by Warne, a wonderful spinner.

[@wizofoz0605]

I think you will find, the guy with the understated commentary named Benaud, bowled a few around their legs in his day too.

[@AncientAstronaut952]

RIP to the legend. Easily the greatest, most entertaining spinner in cricket history.

[@tippo5341]

There will never ever be another bowler of the calibre of Shane Warne...the control he had of that ball to do what he wanted with it, was nothing short of phenomenal...it did not matter the pitch, the country or conditions in which he bowled, there was always and awe and an air that he would make something out of nothing...sheer and utter brilliance at its absolute best.

[@ChessAndNotCheckers]

R.I.P Warney. One of my cricketing heroes. What a player!

[@mohitmukhi]

GOAT!!! Also the greatest cricketing mind. Legend

[@agilana6661]

He is legend

[@agilana6661]

I am his fan

[@MichaelThorne_za]

Hate seeing all the South African wickets falling, but wonderful to rewatch these great moments. I miss the big test series we used to have against the Aussies.

[@bennyc409]

Boonies catch for that hat trick is probably my favourite cricket moment ever. How did the big fella move like that?! Magic!

[@lukemanion2]

fueled by beer

[@dontrufit7889]

sadly cricket like this will never be seen again. I can imagine how tomorrow's young players we could of had had he played around and taught the skills he had in the classrooms for tomorrow generation. A person sorely missed and revered by the world. I can only say Thank you for what he gave us and made cricket great and exciting again

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

Not only Warnie but also Gilchrist, Hayden,Ponting,Steve and Mark Waugh, Glen McGrath, Alan Border, Gillespie, Boon,McDermott, MacGill and many more.

[@richyglitched]

Can we just appreciate the amount of legend staus in this era. Bowler Warne. Umpire Dickie Bird. Commentator Ritchie Benaud. Home Veiwer Don Bradman. The stars aligned for a brief moment in history

[@anuragnashirabadkar7867]

Rip the greatest of all! You were and will always be a legend! To have that type of mastery over wrist spin with tremendous control over line and length was remarkable. Will never forget those ashes moments you bowled in. Gone too soon legend! 💔

[@30eesh]

fast bowlers had the yoker to clean up the tailenders...Warnie had the flipper....truly a Legend among bowlers...

[@Vpmatt]

Warnie's flippers worked against openers too. Anyone really.

[@wizofoz0605]

@@Vpmatt Ask Richie Richardson about it.

[@mj6258]

Man i remember watching Warnie start in the aussie team and then retire when i was in my early 20s - he was absolute magic to watch and i think i stopped watching cricket when he retired. What a legend.

[@fountainabshaar5986]

Me too

[@Wonmanbanned]

The flipper was almost guaranteed a wicket every time he bowled it. Warnie is the mike Tyson of cricket. In his prime, no one could get anywhere near him.

[@lukeliondos9951]

RIP to one of the greatest to grace the field

[@TheIkaraCult]

I feel like i need to stop this video every 30 seconds to appreciate what i'm watching.

[@Lilac_Lotus]

RIP to the greatest leg spinner of all time. Epitomised the Aussie spirit of winning with a smile, a larger than life character who pretty much single-handedly revived a dying art of bowling. Any kid who ever wants to learn leg spin in the future will watch videos of Warne. A great loss to cricket and he will be sorely missed.

[@colinstewart1432]

This guy was an absolute monster cricketer. Psychological intimidation personified. His deliveries seemingly defied the laws of physics. The whole cricket scene is way poorer without him. From 🇬🇧

[@rohanyeole6520]

4:55 what a delivery!! RIP Warnie---Absolute legend.

[@manishkumarsingh3082]

RIP The LEGENDARY SPINNER End of an era Shane Warne🏏🏏

[@sagarsunar]

Off spinner?? You,sir, are an idiot!..

[@imcmcguiness5110]

Thank you. I still cry at his loss. I wish there was a channel of every game he played. I'd buy it. And watch it all day long

[@hemichump]

Bill Lawry, Tony Greig & Richie Benaud the best commentators ever

[@karloomick]

not summer in Australia without those 3

[@justinreid6484]

Loved them, except for TG not understanding what "clean bowled" means LOL

[@shubhamrasaily5715]

@@justinreid6484 why dont u like tony greig

[@GCRed758]

What a pleasure and a privilege to see him play. Clearly the greatest bowler of all time. Maybe the best cricketer that we have ever seen. A true champion

[@michaelwright2899]

The Chanderpaul and Said Anwar deliveries are just epic. This makes me happy and sad in equal measure. I watched him play which is great but I know I will never see better.

[@michaelwright2899]

Yes, good point. I used to love watching Anwar bat in his younger days.

[@krunaldesai4438]

Miss you Warne ❤️ You've taken away the art of conventional wrist spin with you. England, SA or Nz never knew how to play you. Still remember your battles with Sachin, Inzi n Lara...Indian cricket fans will love you forever

[@subirsengupta9308]

One of the greatest player to have played the gentleman's game...a true champion, a legend in every aspect...it's impossible to express in words his skills and capabilities as a bowler...RIP Warnie...

[@willastralian7141]

RIP the legend. Had a beer to this when I heard the news. Rest easy King

[@stevebrindle1724]

As a lifelong English cricket fan since the late 1950s, i love Shane Warne! I love his attitude to the game and he is by a long stretch the best spin bowler I have ever seen He could also bat a bit as well!

[@mjv0695]

A man so loved by all. We are all so very much poorer now without Warnie. A legend and a great Aussie bloke. A legend for generations

[@TYBA256]

Warne is one of the reasons I love the game. Warne is one of the reasons I love the Ashes. Going to miss you legend! Gone too young…

[@AliHussain-fz7pd]

We have the Aussies here in Pakistan at the moment, and its been a long while since we've hosted anyone on home soil. It was the first day of the series today, and all anyone can talk about is Shane. Absolutely gutted.

[@jaketattam]

Legends never die, RIP Warnie.

[@thechainsawbioethicist3878]

Thank you God for creating Shane Warne. May he Rest in peace.

[@ayoungperson3408]

That Chanderpaul ball was insane.

[@marksharp943]

ONCE in a Lifetime Talent on The Pitch...Funny , Engaging , Intelligent , Superfluous Sportsman , Legendary Aussie . The Greatest Leg Spinner to ever play The Game. A Corona with Warnie at Chasers in Sth Yarra will never be forgotten.. In this time of sorrow, may the outpouring of love, support, and cherished memories provide some measure of comfort for the Warne Family around The World. Shane meant a lot , to a lot of people. His was a truly beautiful soul. DJ MC Mark Sharp. Sydney , Australia's , No.1 Party Maestro.

[@peteremery1603]

Thank you Shane K Warne. The sport and the world are poorer for your passing. Your brilliance is missed every day!

[@davew005]

Im devastated, just devastated to know that a genius and a magician like Shane Warne has passed away and at such a young age. As an England fan i bow down to his greatness. I was spellbound as a kid watching this truly one off master. RIP Warnie you will be hugely misssed.

[@sharky1154]

Rest In Peace Legend!! You’ll forever be known as the King Of Spin!!

[@anthonygardner9851]

I couldn't stand the bloke - but to this day I still have the utmost respect and admiration for his abilities and achievements. What a true spin king!

[@aaronfowkes2117]

I could watch this 100 times and never get tired of it. Without doubt he is the G.O.A.T! God I miss him 😢 Still can't believe that he's gone. R.I.P legend.

[@adityagiri8512]

Master of his craft.... Your legend will always be remembered...... Rest in peace... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jepthawilliams8413]

Warne is one of the best spinner of all time. RIP from Jamaica , West Indies

[@akhilsharma1124]

Legends never die. He will always be alive in all cricket lovers memories!

[@paddy8046]

I watch this shaking my head, unplayable at times. If I could... i'd like this video twice. (South African supporter)

[@NxDoyle]

A lot of things make Warnie the best, but one thing I really loved was the fact that he never tried to hide the ball. Good batters could pick him, but he didn't care. He got them anyway.

[@leetori1]

I don’t really like cricket but I can watch this guy all day long! Amazing!!

[@thatsaterribletitle4650]

I know this is a Warne video (hail the great man) - but geez Healy was a phenomenal keeper. look at some of his work here.

[@apmgs1]

Gillly was just as good!

[@sugarnads]

Yup. Healey is by far the best of the modern era. Gilly was half as good

[@stevebrindle1724]

Great partnership

[@kenoliver8913]

@@apmgs1 Na, Gilly was an infinitely better batsman and was competent behind the stumps, but as a keeper he was no Healy.

[@cascade3769]

@@sugarnads Adam Parore was as good as any keeper back then.

[@hellohi3392]

What a lovely guy. I am Indian but I wish you were here in New Zealand. I would just have brought you home my brother.

[@waynemurraygray]

Reliving the nightmares I had when watching SA v AUS in the 90's. God those were frustrating times.

[@sugarnads]

Great times. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@willemkotze2611]

The Proteas were very good in the 90's but just couldn't match up to the Aussies because of this man, they just didn't know how to play him! The lack of spin quality in SA was brutally exposed as a result...

[@CJ-yb8uw]

You forget how good this man was, awesome clips. Thank you Shane🇦🇺😎✌️

[@hengulbarua5256]

RIP Shane! Gone too young. Never forgotten!

[@rottnfren]

Devastated he's no longer with us. RIP Warnie, best spin bowler ever.😪

[@muhammadasad696]

Warne has the luxury of 2 of the most best wicket keepers in the history of cricket.

[@TJSaw]

Muhammad Asad That doesn't take away anything from his sheer bowling skill.

[@frankmachin5438]

No of course it doesn’t but it’s a fact he had 2 superb keepers for Australia, and in Victoria he had Darren Berry who was as good as the other two but not as good a bat

[@TJSaw]

Frank Machin Yeah, sure and Warne got many wickets because of all those great keepers. But the skill and ability of landing the ball where he wanted on the pitch with his many different variations and being able to deceive many world class batsmen in flight, spin and speed of the ball - that's all down to the genius of Warne.

[@frankmachin5438]

Mate, not sure why you’re so touchy on the subject. I’m an Aussie and love Warne - he’s the greatest bowler I’ve ever seen. All the bloke was implying was that the genius bowler was lucky to have those great ‘keepers standing up to the stumps instead of for example, Kamran Akmal or Geraint Jones or some other spud. It’s not a knock on Warne. Most of these wickets didn’t even require a ‘keeper. Calling the stand at the WACA the Lillee Marsh stand didn’t in any way from the brilliance of Lillee, it just recognised they were an effective combination.

[@TJSaw]

Frank Machin Whoa whoa whoa! Calm down man. I'm not being touchy at all. I just made a point about Warne being a freak of a bowler regardless of who was keeping behind the stumps. Let's just call it a day. Good day to you.

[@abcd1234565555]

You know he’s great when you progress from appreciating him to laughing at the batsmen as the video unfolds

[@joolzeegee2803]

100%

[@rinilnair9801]

Salute to the legend...the art of leg spin was taught to our generation by this spin wizard..never seen a better leg spinner in this lifetime..could have ended up with much more test wickets if he had led a more disciplined life..RIP Legend..true genius..

[@alanwalker8.863]

Are you kidding me .it is quite impossible to spin like that .I still can't believe that Shane warne could really turn the ball like that.Any way he is legend .And those who does impossible things possible is true legend

[@techBuffy]

I guess, Stuart McGill spun the ball even more. He didnt quite had the same control as Warne

[@patrickgracias5782]

NILESH SINGH or the variation. MacGill would be a star bowler these days but he was in the shadow of Warne back then

[@smitadas7987]

Even muralli had a insane amount of spin with excellent control

[@rahuljain5018]

Shane warne is of the legend of world cricket, his loss is irreplaceable for cricket fans.

[@lazarus2790]

One of the biggest names in spin bowling and truly a magician on the pitch RIP legend 💔

[@awwwebster]

As much as I'm not pleased by the number of South Africans getting toppled (aside from Cullinan, who deserved each one), this was a wonderful 25mins of watching a true master of his craft. A massive massive loss - Rest in Power.

[@VishalShrivastava1996]

RIP Legend , thanks for making my childhood great

[@flatoutt1]

whoever took the time and trouble to put this together deserves a BIG thankyou. THANKYOU for your contribution to all the cricket lovers the world over .

[@andrewjonathan3056]

"You'll never bowl me around the legs" - Kevin Pietersen to Shane Warne

[@ambikeyamohapatra2482]

But why

[@VenkatakrishnanSampath]

20:10

[@776921]

Thank you for making my childhood cricket viewing experience an amazing channel 9. That era wouldn't be reflected...some great commentators and great players.

[@ritamsaha2043]

the true legend will never die in our hearts

[@terrydunnett]

Thank you Shane Warne for all the memorable moments.

[@harkaranbhullar3863]

Shane Warne-- a spin bowling poet. Seeing him bowling was like admiring an ongoing art. His bowling was like poetry in motion @18:35 @22:02 @23:24

[@globalmatters123]

watching his old matches gives me pleasure and pain. See what legacy you leave behind. RIP LEGENDDDDDDDDDDD. love and respect from India.

[@rexablett943]

“That’s what the bat’s for, son” 😂😂

[@Scatterpattern]

Such a brutal call haha

[@vaibhavsingh9112]

Watching this with broken heart ...the king is no more ...oh warnie why you turn too soon to heaven ...cricket will never ever get another shane warne

[@Ibrahim-ec7mm]

As much as a legend he was, his doings weren't very "heavenly" he was a alcoholic, involved in spot fixing, even said to be involved in drugs smuggling.

[@iSnaaacky]

Had to revisit this today. Absolutely devastating news to wake up to. RIP the king of spin a hero and inspiration to many.

[@HR20andUP78]

Greatest spinner ever without any doubt and wicket Number 5 is actually the best wicket among all these in this video ❤

[@tirthankarsarkar5254]

Still I can't believe that he is no more , Rest in Peace mate Legends never die 😞😞😞😞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@AnasKhan-iy1ek]

Adam Gilchrist gets the best view of every magical delivery of Shane warne