Shane Warne Tribute - Bowled Shane!

Shane Keith Warne AO was an Australian international Hall of Fame cricketer whose career ran from 1991 to 2007. Warne played as a right-arm leg spin bowler and a right-handed batsman for Victoria, Hampshire and Australia.

[@prakashvaishnav5293]

When this guy bowls people put their beers down to watch him bowl. An absolute legend of the game. Miss you champ ❤

[@johnarmstrong3140]

A great man and an inspiration for an average guy like me. Thank you Shane Warne.

[@gravesyy6696]

God this still hits hard. Perfect tribute to the King

[@MaZaKeRaL]

It always will no matter how much time has passed.

[@willemp6432]

I always hated Shane on the field, playing cricket. That is because I`m South African but, I loved him. I was completely fascinated by the way he spin bowled. Turning his hand up side down letting the ball leave from the bottom now the top and change direction faster than a zebra spotting a lion. He will for always be the best.

[@clintoneddy2860]

Michael Vaughn's way that he speaks about warny is....... special

[@eddiejamison]

I miss him so much. Englishman but he was one of my hero’s growing up. Everyone wanted to be like him no matter where your from.

[@Dislike2011]

Those opening images of Symonds lifting Warne is just absolutely heart-breaking

[@Slinkx]

Yeah,... RIP Roy and Warnie.

[@tastewithjase]

Truth (from a pomme)

[@aaroncody530]

I can't get through more than a minute before the tears start to well. That image of him sitting on Roy's shoulders is gut wrenching.

[@LuciferMorningstar786]

Still can't believe that he is no more.... Symonds lifting Warne is too haunting.Can't believe they both are not living amongst us.

[@seanmack4552]

Mate thought the exact same 😢

[@matthewthomas9556]

I'm a proud Englishman, but bias aside, Warne was the greatest cricketer ever, bar none.

[@Yourmothersmuff]

No fking doubt.

[@johnlipman8585]

As a cricket tragic for 60 years, from the age of 12, Warnie remains the best, and most charismatic Australian I have known. Rest in peace champion.

[@Bindsinghk]

True legend and beautiful soul he was

[@stephanblom2371]

I'm a South African,but I'm heartbroken and saddened by a magnificent,amazing and truelly awe inspiring player and person. The world has lost a legend in all aspects.GOAT!!

[@Ducatirati]

Interesting , if you were going to pick a team from all the ages , the first batsman would be the DON , the first bowler you'd pick be Warnie, both , Aussie Champions , but the best cricketers at their craft , then daylight .

[@Ducatirati]

Head to head with the Ashes , Australia are just ahead of England, but head to head test matches , Australia are way out in front , Warnies and invincibles do that for the books

[@gusleonard9397]

I think the most amazing thing about Shane Warne is that although he won so many Ashes for the Aussies he is loved here in England after all that. He's one of my favourite cricketers even though he is Australian, so sad that he went way too early.

[@rumplestiltzkin5451]

My brother whom has a disability without showing it. Approached SKW in a phone shop (Melbourne). And asked for his autograph. Shane was apparently with body guards. Shane said " Ok mate" and duly gave the autograph in which my brother has had framed an on his wall in the boarding house he lives in. He collects autographs. shanes' is his favorite. Thanks Warne

[@monideepmukherjee106]

It's shocking that Shane is no more. Really can' believe. Greatest spinner in the history of cricket. No word is suffice to describe the perfection of Shane. we Indians respect him a lot. May his soul rest in peace. 🙏🙏🙏

[@goat2503]

My dad met Shane Warne in 1995 when I was 9 years old, I loved cricket and Warnie was a hero to me, my dad ended having a beer next to him, and Shane wrote a note wishing me the best in my cricket career and signed it. Something so small but it had such an impact, thank you for making me proud to be a bowler, thank you for making me proud to have played cricket, thank you for making me proud to be an Australian, thank you for giving me and my family some of the best memories from my childhood.

[@mrkipling2201]

It’s the first time I’ve ever been really choked up by a famous person passing away. Normally I think, oh that’s sad but I don’t know them so that’s it, but Warne was different.

[@neilcoles5941]

Me too

[@allegra0]

Me too

[@bythewaydigitalofficial]

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[@benwilkins2998]

Makes me as angry as sad.

[@mrkipling2201]

@@benwilkins2998 I can understand that. I was angry as well. It was a case of why one of the good blokes?? A good bloke taken far too early.

[@Field_Marshal_Emu]

Broke my heart when the news came across that Warnie was gone. The very man who inspired me as a kid to get into playing cricket and spin bowling 30 odd years ago. My hero, my (for the most part) role model of the game. The man who did things with the ball that everyone knew was impossible. Didn't matter what the score was, even if Australia was getting flogged, Warnie was there, and everything was going to be alright. I was born far too late to ever see Sir Donald Bradman play, but I'll be telling my grandkids, many years from now about Shane Warne and how I was lucky enough to see him play, whether on tv or live at the ground. Warnie regularly did the impossible, and I was there to see it all. Sleep well, Warnie. You'll never, ever be forgotten.

[@Sem5626]

heals... mcgrath and warnie... absolute legends of a bowling attack, every kid in primary school wanted to be those 3 back in the day... they turned the game on its head from every kid wanting to be a batter

[@nicksimpson4058]

I grew up watching cricket and Australia dominating but nothing was more thrilling than watching Warne in his pomp, mesmerising batsman the world over Tragic loss, taken far too soon. Rest well Shane

[@georgestephenson7158]

As an England fan from the late 80's on, it's hard to describe Shane. A drill through your soul - you'd think things were ok, there was hope. Shane *always* disabused one of that idea. It genuinely took his retirement for me to love him, and really appreciate what he was. Loved him though, for real.

[@Huntl-by9mm]

I wish so much he was English. Legend. He operated on a different planet to everyone else. I can only thank you for the memories and being part of my life

[@neilrussell3515]

I love cricket but more I have loved GREAT cricketers of every nation. Shane Warne was way up there and gave me huge amount to watch him.

[@mariusbannis10]

As much as I wanna watch, this as much see but Shane was my idol. I bowled leg spin after watching him. He made my youth, I wanted to meet him so badly just to tell him how much of an impact he made in my life.. but it's brings tears to my eyes every time I have to tell myself that my idol is gone.. 😭😭😭😭😭

[@Humidor-zl3oe]

I am thankful we all had the opportunity to witness and experience the humanity that Shane Warne gave our great game of cricket!

[@TJSaw]

There will ever be another Warnie. Loved across the world. Forever a legend.

[@woodworkingphoto8083]

Lived his life like he played his cricket. To the max, with a friendly smile on his face. Top bloke.

[@thefunpolice]

Long live the king.

[@zulfikarhaider1605]

Rest in peace.......,.The King of Spin.

[@Slinkx]

I'm South African and played cricket during Cronje,Cullinan era. I hated Shane Warne. Only as I got older did I appreciate his genius. And he was a genius. I'm so sad he died so young. We needed to hear more from him.

[@Tlhakxza]

Man im SA'n as well,just like you,I hated Warnie with a passion,I hated what he used to do Darryl,every ball from his hand was just magical,when he bowled to Darryl it was like the couch had no lumber support coz I was always on the edge of the seat and he would send one that would rip right through Darryl's and I'd cry tears thereafter coz I just knew that he was gonna get him. Warnie tormented the Proteas all the bloody time and I hated that yet in the same breath loved every minute of it.✌🏿🇿🇦

[@WaqasAhmadWarraich-mf9ch]

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[@hooper-highlights-uk]

The best of the best there will never be another warney. this hits hard even shanes commentating was top class. rip shane warne

[@garrythompson2110]

I played cricket at a reasonable level as a spin bowler and Warney just blew me away. I was lucky enough to see him at Lord's. So so sad to see such a gifted cricketer leave us so early. RIP Shane Waugh.

[@caccnotts]

Shane Waugh? Lol

[@jeffchapel79]

Goose bumps the entire vid! RIP the KING ❤

[@srikanths2741]

The great leader that world has not seen the most.

[@alanrichards4512]

It’s amazing that Wisden named him one of five cricketers of the century in 1999 alongside Bradman, Sobers, Richards and Hobbs. He was only just getting going in 1999.

[@asharanirout457]

Heart touching..... he will always be my hero

[@helpmeforget...]

This was a brilliant video. Might be my old man meds , but I had tears the entire video. Gosh I miss him . Thanks for uploading this. R.I.P. Warnie.

[@ammarsadeq6078]

Today the passing away of football/soccer player Pele reminded me of Shane Warne passing away earlier this year. Great people pass away but legends live in the heart of people forever😢

[@batmandestroys1978]

Legends live forever in Heaven! He is up there with the greats!

[@noelandrews7509]

Every Aussie has at one time thrown a spin because of warnie be it backyard, beach, indoor we have all tried a spin because of him lol rip warnie

[@IzMah-xi2iu]

One of d greatest batsman Aussie ever produced

[@mahesh7194]

The Hero & The Legend story has come to an End

[@thatsbollox]

Rarely do individuals provide worldwide fans with so much love/hate passion. You could hate him or love him, but when he was on the field he was the undisputed king of his domain....and all eyes were glued to him. Sits on a huge throne amongst all time greats. Cricket hasnt felt the same since he retired, now its just sad he's gone.

[@thecorparation1]

Rip 🪦 Warnie ❤ your cricket brought me so much happiness and memories. You will never be forgotten for your insane contribution to the game of cricket! You’re one of the many reasons I’m proud to be a Australian 🇦🇺

[@carlobalzer3238]

Greatest test series all time R I P king of spin miss you 😭😢😥

[@allegra0]

A magician. A wonderful man. A supreme Australian. The greatest spin bowler. We shall not see his like again. His memory will live forever.

[@noumanyousaf9489]

love you warnie

[@philmoncrieff8128]

1st time I've really watched our king since it happened. The Greatest

[@ewaldbotha1849]

The greatest bowler ever

[@allegra0]

Indisputable

[@wildfire7250]

Brilliant but so upset choked up RIP King

[@jameswilkins4motion]

RIP WARNE

[@luca.gumbii.2991]

The spin king rip mate all round top bloke

[@ThePnKShow]

I met the king when i was 12, he was in dubai airport in the business class lounge and i sneaked in and wanted a picture but the attendent was going to through me out, warne was in the smoking area and came out and took a picture with me. I bowled leg sping because of him I played first class crickt because of him. I wish I would have seen him live bowl when I was a bit older and try to appreciate how he dictated the game. Massive regret not watching him live in the ground.

[@wayno2750]

Had the pro ledge of watching him bowl during the 06 series. Literally could hear a pin drop when he approached the crease to bowl! Awesome

[@renshawstalin]

Thank you Warne for the memories ❤️

[@AussieDad79]

Thank you for uploading this. Very much appreciated.

[@mikeplatts2603]

Great video, much loved and much missed, RIP Shane

[@mfinn7185]

The BEST spin bowler ever.

[@percyfree9831]

Beautiful tribute to a wonderful bloke, magic man ,so much love he gave an so we love Shane

[@ghost-writer]

Aaaahhhh, waydago Warnie! Keep it tight, Shane!

[@ksuri989]

There won’t be another Shane Warne

[@lindsayburrows9272]

Poor Warnie dying of a coincidence. Will be missed forever

[@OrbvsTomarvm]

warne and barnes walk straight into gods' XI as the greatest bowlers to have ever lived.

[@lingolarker9318]

One leg of that MCG makeshift ‘chair’ carrying the victorious Warnie also gone😔

[@kylehannon8271]

Shane warn leg spinner growing up watching as kid in the small age leg spinner magic man, now is sadley is gone its deepley sad we are only humans cant live forever.

[@arconeagain]

It's still too soon for me, I feel like I've lost a brother.

[@jadesmith6823]

Vale to a legend 🇦🇺🦘❤️

[@brianfitzsimmons2296]

The best ever

[@godfatherheaven]

Rest in peace, Shane Warne.

[@bumblebee2956]

What an era🎉 when test was more exciting than t20🎉

[@hugh_mungus0184]

test cricket will always be more exciting than T20

[@John-gf8pr]

Love everyone life is precious

[@mohammedsiddiqui7342]

One of the greatest leg spinner of all time,Rip

[@WaqasAhmadWarraich-mf9ch]

Very well applauded by KP Michael Vaughn Andrew Stauss Robert Key Strauss and Etc. Indeed A Genius is more but still he demains in the heart of many😢

[@waseemchaudhry2933]

Another Brilliant Upload Keep It Up

[@CJ-yb8uw]

Awesome clips with the guys talking 😎🇦🇺✌️👍

[@HaiderAli-df7kl]

As Pakistani living in USA one I got call about my brother pass away was hard day I feels the same when I heard about Shane did not believe it for few days Rest In Peace

[@kevinstoneham1245]

Yes, he had a fear factor on the field. As an England fan, you would be watching the game, an over would finish and then the camera would show him with the ball. Then you would think, oh no here he is.

[@salmangamingchannel3791]

Rip Shane warne 😢😢😢😢

[@gibraltarbritish6871]

KING. Period.

[@pandithammultilingualcompu1552]

Awesome

[@DavidSchroeter]

RIP Warnie. Jabbed...✝

[@2506gracie]

What an absolute rubbish comment😅

[@leroypenn785]

The man who single-handedly got me into cricket. Bowled, Shane!

[@michaellivesey4354]

On ya K.P , Respect

[@nathanbarclay9369]

Marvelous doco that. Shhhupa stuff

[@sajadmohammed4368]

THE GOAT

[@sompatra9683]

It's the way of the world. Genius people are put amongst us to show us the heights we can reach. Eventually they are taken away. I mean, if there is a God, even he needs the company of people who touch a shade above great.

[@rohp1283]

The Big master.

[@electricmaster23]

RIP. :(

[@OrionStarSeed174]

Is it possible Warne is still alive!

[@shaunchappell784]

Hated watching Warney rip England apart, loved watching him play, appreciated his contribution to the game on all levels and miss him as a fellow human. Damn fine player and by all accounts a damn fine man. Sorely missed. Good bowling Warney.....good bowling mate.

[@Ayyaz711]

90s legend were warnie wasim sachin lara and steve waugh. Big names

[@anaussieabroad0007]

As good as there is...was....or will ever be.

[@achuthansuresh2874]

Bowled Shane!

[@MrDeeporaj]

Thank you Warnie for numerous priceless memories.......You are the greatest spinner in the world....Stats don't matter......Heartfelt Condolences from India

[@thetributechannel312]

He,s a gully boy..🇦🇺

[@peterkoutsis2780]

Maradona of Cricket Warne of Football Kind regards

[@sachintulachan2641]

Rip Warney

[@superbuddyfranklin]

8:28 Bloody great commentary for the ball.l.

[@CJ-yb8uw]

That bugger😎😎😎🇦🇺

[@floodwaters8887]

The batsmen let them down in 2005. How you lose a series when your spinner takes 40+ wickets is embarrassing.

[@umeshsurenthiran9205]

I’d say Pigeon trodding on the stray ball and twisting his ankle was arguably the most decisive moment in that series as he was ruled out of 3 tests (yes I know it was only 2 but I do think that McGrath was not fully recovered from his injury in the third test at old Trafford thus it after his performance in that test.

[@Imasheep_baa_baaa_baaaa]

get the jab they said.....