Shane Warne Hat-trick vs England 1994 FULL OVER

As seen on Channel 8 Mt Gambier, this was during an evening highlights show.

[@philbranagan3137]

What a great five minutes for Australia! Three wickets for Warnie and a new album from Olivia

[@St_AngusYoung]

New album from Olivia?🤨

[@the_spink6475]

@@St_AngusYoung kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJTTmGZ-nqaGl5o

[@philbranagan3137]

@user-vk2wp4ot8h Thanks for the comment. Not quite certain why you are posting information about soccer on a clip about cricket, but good to know that the sport has its fans

[@kaiberberich1]

@@St_AngusYoung You not watching? AC/DC fan?

[@Jordie389]

@user-vk2wp4ot8h k

[@hutmosis]

Will never forget this. I was playing cricket out the backyard and dad ran out to tell us Warnie was on a hat trick. We all ran into the lounge room and watched magic happen. The best.

[@sagarchhetri8975]

​@user-vk2wp4ot8hok sir

[@carntspell]

Boon caught it like it was the last can of VB on earth

[@dangelnut]

beautiful

[@platinumare]

You made me spray figs out my nose, that is fucking the most boss comment here!

[@MrBond007shiv]

Haha :)

[@theflyingdropbear2009]

ah the most Aussie comment we have ever seen.

[@abcnit]

bloody oath,lol

[@MattyStarfish]

Thank you for leaving that advert in there.

[@NateOhsChannel]

The commentary, the play all 1st class. What an era of cricket!

[@NateOhsChannel]

when did i ask?@user-vk2wp4ot8h

[@rajeshiyer1692]

Now with Sanjay manjrekar murali karthik akash Chopra ishant sharma are the best

[@finehumanbeing3506]

​@@rajeshiyer1692nope, it's garbage now

[@jeepy8067]

Thanks for leaving the advertisement in! They always help date the era so well!

[@sayerma]

Was there, first time I'd been to the cricket. Dad took me and my sister in the MCC members and whilst she was bored shitless, I was in awe. I started bowling leggies in school cricket the next week as a result and kept them up for many years. Love ya Warnie

[@PYTHAGORAS101]

I was a waiter at the time serving celebrities and politicians in the MCG Legends bar. Everyone stopped working, eating and drinking and moved towards the long thick glass window to watch him go for the hat trick. When he got it, someone opened the thick glass door, and the roar of the crowd came in. I jumped up and down and yelled "he got it" and then I noticed that I was the only one in the restaurant celebrating. The bloke next to me just turned away with a filthy look of disgust in his face and all the guests just quietly went back to their tables. I was like WTF is wrong with these people? There was no joy of seeing an amazing historical sports achievement live in person. I was bewildered by the absence of humanity and happiness. It turned out that it had to do with politics. There was a campaign to heavily tax tobacco for health justifications at that time. Shane got in the way of that because he was televised smoking more than once while being a famous, legendary and much-loved sportsman I did not want to serve the assholes anymore and I quit working there.

[@Amiga1200Mark]

You terrorised us for so many years Warnie !! But always had total respect for you and enjoyed listening to you talk about cricket. Rip mate. The greatest bowler I ever saw.

[@christianfamilyman4476]

well said, Mate. Cheers.

[@mattwarwick8135]

Yep, love the comment.

[@felix1adp]

Watching this brings a tear to my eye…what a legend. RIP Warnie

[@brentonsandercock2926]

Yes me too...a True Champion 🏆

[@crawford1083]

Still find it hard to believe the genius is no longer with us,

[@saranggup]

warnie was the best cricketer ever .. Better than Sachin and Bradman ... super cricket brain too

[@PerthfenceAu]

I still remember this game…Shane Warne is a legend..

[@geoffmorris189]

I directed this coverage and Warnies hat-trick enable me and my boss, Gary Burns, to make an early exit from the "G" and fly back to Sydney in time for Ray Warrens wedding. ( and would you believe Glen MCGrath was 12th man!)

[@dermothoran1814]

Congratulations on your good fortune, and thank you for the excellent coverage! Everyone will see the incredible talent that Shane Warne had, especially in this short clip, thanks to your work. He will be sadly missed. Ar dheis Dé go raibh anam. Condolences from Ireland.

[@wayno2750]

Great story

[@peterking7165]

Thanks for your work mate. I had a RDO and went to that days play which was a Monday.

[@royalmint7831]

Pity you couldn't have directed coverage of the sex romp in Koh Samui last week.Didn't waste any time 🤣

[@matthewsharp7826]

@@dermothoran1814 x

[@SnoopReddogg]

I was there, right on the fence just left of screen behind Warnie's arm. R.I.P Warnie

[@davidlp3019]

RIP warnie and rod marsh 2 greats of the game. And also fabulous classic commentary from the late Tony Grieg. Just not the same these days.

[@davidius74]

Totally agree, the commentary in the 80's and 90's was the best WWoS ever had from Richie and Bill to Tony and Chappeli and Michael Holding. Even Tubby was good when he retired from playing.

[@SA-oy9pn]

Two genuine Aussie national treasures in this video . Warney and the Olivia. Australians will never forget them

[@desrj]

I remember Boony's catch like it was yesterday. What a time to be watching cricket!

[@emmyssport2176]

I’m surprised we even saw the hat trick after the seemingly never ending ONJ ad for her must have love song album 🤣

[@adelaidecrowsrdabest]

haha you don't see many 1 min ads these days, ONJ always looked fantastic so it's fine!

[@TimmyTickle]

@@adelaidecrowsrdabest You do see plenty of minute-long ads today... it's just that they're all on KZbin, and you can skip them after 5 seconds

[@asterixdogmatix1073]

Just when I was writing RIP Warnie, on comes the ad at 2:29 for Olivia's album. RIP to both. 😢

[@l214laus]

An excellent replay, thanks. On the very very sad day of Shane Warne passing away, I imagine your video will get quite a few views again? R.I.P. Shane Warne.

[@grahamdelacey5779]

i remember sitting in my grandparents house watching this in the aircon on the school holidays. what a time.

[@joshbrown2657]

I love how if Tony thinks it's out its out "caught it two inches above the ground" 😂😂. Miss his commentary, probably my favourite. His and Richie's combo was unbeatable especially when commentating on Warne. All sadly missed but will forever be remembered and I'm sure Warney is loving the fact he is being mentioned alongside those guys.

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

Too right rip guys legends

[@malcolmthompson8529]

Sadly missed

[@lordprivateer4965]

They are all in the commentary box in heaven

[@tracykuvekalovic3213]

Throw Bill Lawry in there too. Bill, Richie and Tony were the best.

[@samb7105]

Watches this after shanes gone unfortunately. Beautiful memories!

[@mikemcnally1454]

As I type this, Australia has just gone up 2-0 in the current Ashes series, following a controversial match just completed at Lord's. I watched this clip for some Warnie nostalgia, and to be reminded of Australia's Golden era of cricket. What I wasn't expecting to see was the replay of Mark Waugh's catch at 0:51 in the clip. There has just been a controversial decision in the Lord's test. Mitchell Starc caught a ball on the boundary, and as he fell to the ground, his hand clutching the ball touched the grass, very similarly to what Mark Waugh does in this clip. Mitchell Starc's catch was disallowed, but Mark Waugh's wasn't. I wonder if the law was written differently in 1994?

[@hoagy_ytfc]

Yes, it was different then.

[@mikemcnally1454]

@@hoagy_ytfc thanks for clarifying. Although, it's hard to imagine that Mark Waugh’s catch would actually be disallowed in today's game. Begs the question as to whether the wording of the rule needs some more fine tuning.

[@greebj]

Funny. Just today Steve Smith was ruled to have not caught Kohli first ball, day 1 SCG test 2025 How he can 'not have had his hand under the ball' but still be able to immediately throw it up a couple m in the air for gully to finish the catch ...?

[@mikemcnally1454]

@@greebj yes, I'm still watching and still being mystified by some of these decisions🤔

[@FredMcCubbin]

Best commentary ever

[@guitaroso]

love that the old ads are still left in

[@hutchm8914]

Rest in peace king, no one will ever do what you could. We've all lost a piece of ourselves with your passing, we just hope you know how much we all loved you.

[@bedantagoswami649]

Simply mind-blowing the greatest and i am sad like hell respect and admiration and regards from Guwahati Assam India

[@barryobrien2638]

It doesn't matter what you thought about him, he was the best bowler of all time

[@9C85-g4b]

I thought he was the best bowler of all time

[@patheddles4004]

I didn't like him as a person, but jeez he was a great cricketer.

[@markmay184]

@@patheddles4004 he knew you too, he thought you were an absolute F…wit

[@Rocinante_1980]

@@patheddles4004many people didn’t like him as a person. He was really arrogant and full of himself when he was younger, but changed later on into his career. Either way he was one of the best bowlers ever.

[@martinstorrier4481]

What a shock that the best bowler to ever play the game was arrogant when he was younger.

[@terryallen5328]

A master of his craft. RIP Shane Warne.

[@tim7052]

Yep! Saw the video of him and 2 pros in a hotel room. 👍

[@phil6899]

Rest in peace, Shane Keith Warne: Leg-spin GOAT. Not only will you be remembered for what you did for the game of cricket, but more for who you were as a person. 💛

[@robboinnz]

The commentary called it, “leg slip suggests a top spinner, that sometimes catches the inside edge”, that’s exactly what happened, except it went square and Boonie was able to take a screamer! RIP legend Warnie.

[@anthonymensingh1989]

What a great catch to create a timeless hatrick from the legendary Shane Warne rip mate your a true Aussie in every sense

[@ashersharif6264]

RIP. One of the greatest cricket legends.

[@seanp7dc]

That was amazing. I burst into tears on the 3rd wicket :(

[@neyvelirangaswamydevarajan1524]

I am very lucky to see the greatest bowler in this century like Shane Warne .🇪🇬

[@stevebyers9672]

nice one warnie. great watching you and the ozzy team during my 13 years living in brizzy and surfers. take care.

[@s.k.dwanniarachchi787]

Tony Graig' s golden voice makes me delighted. Rest in peace both Epics

[@seanys]

I still can’t believe he’s gone. So young.

[@hdsd731]

Tears’ of joy’ what a memory this means so much more now than ever🇦🇺🙌😪…..

[@Lilac_Lotus]

Never heard Richie Benaud more excited on commentary than this, you can tell just how much he loved Warne and loved watching him bowl leg-spin.

[@damianarnold9640]

Tony Greig and Ian Chappell are commenting here..

[@Heroball299]

I love how Boon throws the ball up at the end, it could have landed anywhere haha, such a great memory rewatching. RIP Warnie

[@rmered67]

England were 4 down overnight and a mate and I were going in to watch the last day. We worked fifteen minutes from the MCG, and once Gatting got out we agreed we'd better get in there or it might be over. This over took place as we were driving in, then McDermott got Tufnell the next over and the game was finished. We never even made it to the Car Park, just turned around and went back to the office.

[@gerrybrandreth1933]

Lol....I was trying to figure out who was #11 for Malcolm to be walking out with only 8 down. I came to conclusion that either someone had retired hurt.....or it was Phil Tufnell 😂

[@mileswalcott7241]

This is the best wrist spinner I've ever seen REST IN PEACE

[@mileswalcott7241]

I will remember you as a great sport and wonderful competitor of the game of cricket Shane warne I am grateful that you came a long you made the game better RIP+++

[@greyman003]

I remember it like it was yesterday. I was listening to this on the radio.

[@matthewince4463]

RIP WARNEY SUCH A CLASS PLAYER! AND HUMAN!

[@ShickDaft]

Both Shane and Olivia have passes on...R.I.P to both of them they died 5 months apart in 2022

[@ray.shoesmith]

Fun fact: Boxing day in this Test was the 2nd day of the Test. Christmas day was a rest day.

[@RS-if2os]

At around the 50 sec mark, it's interesting to see them showing Mark Waugh taking a catch after everything that went on in the current second test with Starc's catch / non-catch.

[@Ozsmallbore]

Yep, saw that. Makes you wonder why it was not allowed now?

[@zoltanszabo1923]

As a young kid I remember this like yesterday . What a great time to be alive .

[@notthisguyagain4635]

The most amazing thing about this hat trick was that Boony was able to move that far.😂😂

[@stepasidejnr]

I wish the footage was in 4k and Warnie was still sharing his great knowledge of the game, RIP.

[@NxDoyle]

That was a long ad for Livvy's album.

[@Mayhemzz]

I was 2 years old when this happened but my dad would recall it just about every year until I was 20.

[@Squashed8Ball]

I kept waiting for the "skip ad" button to pop up but for some reason I had to keep listening to some blonde singer I didn't recognise! 😂😂😂

[@stevepierce3509]

By Far the very best ERA of Australian Cricket after the Chappell Era as a kid watching the likes of the Chappells, Lenny Pascoe, Dennis Lillee, Marshy , Boony etc at the Old MCG as well as Merv Hughes , that I would talk to in my home town of Werribee at Doves Sports store in the main street, then come along this freak of a spinner , Shane Warn who I watched every Ball this Man Delivered. Thanks for the Memories Warney. Boony, your a F....ng Legend, as the Old saying goes, What a catch !

[@pjm9574]

Ah yes the good old days when Aussies confused lawn bowls with cricket 😂

[@zombiehunter1152]

Warnie was the Bradman of our time, what he did with the ball was truly magic.

[@ianrawlings2546]

Bradman was a criminal. Not supposed to say that, but it's true. He was a conman who defrauded as many people as he could. Started with members of his golf club. Warnie was better than that.

[@zombiehunter1152]

@@ianrawlings2546 Bradman was the best Batman’s of all time

[@herbie0408]

2:27 so strange to see the Olivia Newton-John add, both gone in 2022, who would have ever thought it back in 1994

[@Kimbo1972]

ahhhhh the Golden Era of Australian cricket, and commentary!!!!

[@straightfacts5352]

One of the rare occasions in his life when Bucknor got a decision right.

[@simonallanby5945]

The umpire was Randell, geez, some people?

[@Waitomo64]

I remember it.. and you know what... I have never played cricket... my step father never showed nor taught me eh... hard old man. But I still watch it even to this day...

[@chippo69au]

A video showing two absolute rarities: A hat-trick and Bucknor making a right call.

[@enjolras76]

what would this have ever been without Tony G's commentary and ONJ' s ad in the middle?!?!?

[@furphyman]

Magnificent. Brought a tear to my eye. R.I.P. Warnie

[@mrbungle7586]

Was there that day and saw the hat-trick. Warnie is a legend. 👍

[@abhishekshekhawat9612]

Liar

[@markdowse3572]

Aaaah, Warnie. We miss you - badly... Superb catch by Boony! 🥰👍 M 🦘🏏😎

[@Factchekka]

Those were the days...a man could be a first class cricketer and a functioning alcoholic and be proud of both! 🇦🇺👍🥴👍🇦🇺🏏🍺

[@Duppavich]

I was watching this as a young fella. I still can't believe he is gone 😢

[@briansergeant]

Vale Olivia and Shane. Two Aussie icons gone this year. 😥

[@sam_uelson]

Did anyone else have the Warne instructional VhS that came with the yellow rubber ball ?

[@markbrophy4331]

Came for the hat trick, stayed for Our Olivia.

[@heisdeadjim]

Thirty years ago. Damn!

[@Yuval_L1974]

Crazy how many memories flood back. Even Olivia in the add 😭. RIP Warnie and Olivia... Bloody hell where are me tissues...

[@explore71australia42]

Can’t get much better than that. Aussie cricket at its finest 👍😎🇦🇺

[@feelthafunk4548]

Shane was a great bowler and a top bloke R.I.P mate 👍

[@tommcg1776]

You didn't mention the cheeky ONJ commercial! That's the real selling point of this video!

[@thefunpolice]

Tony Grieg's excitement on the hat-trick ball is wonderful.

[@ரமேஷ்ரேயாநிவி]

That time.... Aussies team look like a lion.......Sweet memories, but this time it gives us sorrow... We miss a great legend.....

[@tvideo1189]

I had the privilege of seeing him at the WACA many years ago. Unbelievable bowling. I would hate to have to appear batting against that legend.

[@publius1252]

This video is especially noteworthy as it features a correct decision from Umpire Steve Bucknor. Indeed, a rarity.

[@jazactane]

The four foot Tasmanian with the flared pance produces q legendary catch for the ages!

[@stevetarrant3898]

RIP Olivia and Shane. Gone, but never forgotten.

[@bluesful]

Underrated here is the catch from Healy. Pure poetry that.

[@NicholasLumsden]

What a fantastic cricketer, and a real gentleman, his comments on the game shows that his knowledge is like his bowling, 2nd to none gone too soon

[@larry888888]

Thanks Shane, thsanks for so many magic moments.

[@alanstrom2221]

Ian Chappell is a great Human. Ian is a very decent, kind and caring person. Ian is a genuine, sincere and very nice man. Ian is very grounded and down to Earth, he's very natural. Ian has empathy with his fellow comrades. Ian is the voice of justice and right. Media bosses and their editors always interview Ian Chappell to get his opinion on serious matters. Ian Chappell led the rise of the Australian cricket team, the fight for better pay for the players, and professionalisation of the game through WSC. I was lucky enough to meet Ian Chappell at a social function, where he showed genuine interest in me, the waiters and bar staff. Ian made everyone feel important. In Australia we call this type of man "A Top Bloke"

[@daviddanne5259]

Probably something like this, will never be a replica or anyone will do the same. Shane Warne certainly was the master of spin. R.I.P. Warney.

[@zoomzoompapenlap]

Now Im just wondering who Gaia is

[@whatsupshittafabraans1926]

The catch replay of mark Waugh (previous wicket) is now technically called not out, the ball touched the ground in the process of bodily movement in completing the catch. Refer Starc @ Lords

[@maxfan1591]

Ah Boonie, the short backward square: "5 foot 2 Tasmanian in the flared pants".

[@davidwyndham4671]

RIP Warne. But I have to say, Boonie was the best at that position in the field. He got hit A LOT but he also took a lot of catches. That was an amazing era in Australian cricket.

[@patheddles4004]

And sometimes he got hit full hard and still took the catch.

[@leeshaw3733]

Never seen a better bowler, Holding, Marshall, Lille, Tommo, Muri (chucker) Shane is the Daddy. IMO

[@ianwilliams7740]

The raw unbridled power of David Boon's moustache

[@Ryan-qg9zr]

Well done Warnie! You will be missed

[@MW-cx3sb]

Boony just pictures a stubby being thrown his way and he never misses

[@Gmoz79]

Seriously back then what was the point of England playing Australia? Constantly got hammered

[@abhishekshekhawat9612]

Haha

[@insertnamehere5809]

RIP Olivia & Warney 😢 Legends!

[@chris123-r7c]

I’d forgotten that the sight screens used to be on the field.

[@bennyillest5508]

RIP Legend 😎

[@gordonwells1626]

When will we see anotheree?

[@danielbroadbridge886]

First one was missing