Warne in a million | cricket documentary

[@cameronjohns8639]

Warne was a ripper of a bloke. Very honest. Very competitive. The greatest cricketer of the modern era. Legend.

[@darrenjhodgey4734]

He was a magician

[@cameronjohns8639]

@@darrenjhodgey4734 And I'm a Kiwi, so he must have been special. It's a great loss for the world.

[@darrenjhodgey4734]

@@cameronjohns8639 yeah mate it was pretty gutting to wake up to see the news a mate sent to me and I thought it was a hoax. I guess it wouldn't matter what country you support, anyone who was a super star in cricket. Regardless of what team you support

[@cameronjohns8639]

@@darrenjhodgey4734 Warnie transcend nationally. I will miss his humor and his incredible cricketing insights.

[@darrenjhodgey4734]

@@cameronjohns8639 I still have recorded games of the recent ashes series and the 5 t20 games vs from what seems not even a month ago and see him and hear his commentary on tv and still can't believe it's the last time I'd ever hear him in commentary

[@Neilleeds]

I’m astounded ppl didn’t like his commentary. He was the best at everything he did . I loved him and will miss him every day . Rip KING

[@fountainabshaar5986]

Everyone loved his commentary i think he brought another level of fun to it

[@micky2549]

I loved his commentary. I really thought he would become the next Richie Benaud (God bless), and be the voice of cricket for decades. Its such a shame. The world has become a little less fun since he passed.

[@paulmeaden5731]

@fountainabshaar5986 shane is my all time favourite cricketer, great character aswell. Enjoyed his books , tv appearances, videos like this, but his commentary was awful.

[@fosjam6421]

@@micky2549 Next Richie Benaud might be a stretch, as Warnie was a special comments Man. Agree with you re the voice of cricket for decades though. Watching worldwide cricket just isn't the same, as you said.

[@Aman-nk5uq]

Agreed, to me he was the best post the golden era. Amazing

[@darrenjhodgey4734]

To think warney had shoulder problems in the late 90s , he ends up as the best spin bowler on earth. R.I.P legand

[@thehomedepothouseplant9986]

An absolute legend. A complete character who wasn't afraid of what other people thought. Not concerned about being politically correct and all that other BS. I'm gonna miss you Warnie! Thanks for the entertainment and sharing your talents with us!

[@mikespearwood3914]

@M You're a weirdo!

[@micky2549]

@M soccer? Aaarrrgghhhhhhhhhh

[@Bergz01]

What a down to earth bloke!! No bullshit.

[@duncanboyf4175]

Aye.

[@sannashmalik795]

What a sensational player he was. I am So lucky that i met him in 1994 at Pindi Cricket Stadium Pakistan and request him for a picture and he accepts happily. RIP Warne

[@adriang6259]

"Get stuffed to the fun police," now I love the guy even more.

[@kraftwerkdj9190]

I will miss Shanes commentary. Such knowledge of the game, when he spoke cricket fans worldwide listened. R. I. P.

[@Aman-nk5uq]

Agreed. Stunning commentator

[@headcrabbed7796]

R.I.P Warnie and thanks for the memories

[@lewiswinthorpethe3rd657]

God rest his soul. Great man gone to soon. An incredible cricketer. There isn't any better in my 44 years in my opinion

[@Jim-Greek]

It was awesome to watch you play Mate Miss ya King 😢 Rip Warnie 🏏

[@rambhattacharjee1850]

You are CRICKET's Brightest Jewel Never was Never Will be another Warne❤❤❤❤

[@chopzmasta07]

That hole Shane Warne left still till this day hasn't been filled, and will never be filled. What he did with that ball was magical, cannot be replicated, Shane is a gift that comes along once in 2-3 generations. A master. Gone too soon. RIP legend. We miss you.

[@sideact2044]

Great upload. As a South African. I grew up fearing Shane Warne, and respecting him. Best bowler ever....period.

[@OrbvsTomarvm]

yeah, i believe that too. him and SF Barnes 🐐🐐

[@kitersrefuge7353]

Fantastic cricketer. How is it possible that an ex-athlete albeit a smoker and a drinker and a carbaholic, would not go for a heart check-up, or be forced to by his management team, as part of a general annual health check is beyond me. We waz robbed of a fantastic personality.

[@stilllearning1160]

Ahhh. But he had probably just been boosted with the big vee. Hmmmm.

[@Matt-yv2sr]

How ignorant are you he took the jab and tried to detox it ...wake up!!

[@Matt-yv2sr]

​@@stilllearning1160you get it !!! Bless you stay strong no vee!

[@sp4ceinv4derz22]

Still hard to believe he's gone, still hurts too 😢

[@anthonyarmstrong14]

Thanks for posting.Its heartbreaking to watch,he is the greatest.💔

[@srini1635]

Larger than life. Farewell king 😭💔

[@obscurazone]

I'd put warney in the top 5 sportspeople who ever lived, let alone cricket. He IS exemplary, and his energy will never leave this planet. Wonderful person.

[@ShaquilleOatmeal730]

Messi, michael jorden, usain bolt sachin tendulkar, richie mccaw

[@wernertukker5420]

Yeah, I’ve always said if they built a hall of fame of world sports, he’d be in there for sure. Along with the Don, Jonah Lomu, Micheal Jordan, Maradona, Pepe, Wayne Gretzky, Muhammad Ali, Tyson, Phelps., Senna, Schumacher, and the likes, people who changed their sports and had larger than life personalities. He deserves a place front and centre

[@wernertukker5420]

@@ShaquilleOatmeal730nah, not McCaw, but Lomu definitely.

[@willielombard1368]

As a south african I salute Shane warne no question the best spin bowler to ever play the game

[@carolinehaf21]

Thanks for uploading... love hearing him tell his side of these games/highlights.

[@greentop7705]

Loved watching this. True to himself and the respect to the game, senior team mates, perfect. Thanks SK Warne

[@silmarienprince3137]

Thanks for this ! What a cricketer. What a bloke. Makes it all the much harder...sighs ...

[@Diana1110]

Love this! Thanks for sharing! What a champ! ❤️ Legend gone too soon. 💔

[@jaydentopfer8235]

Rest in peace Warnie I still come back to this sometimes what a man he was terrible he isn’t here anymore

[@jadesmith6823]

What a great man. Vale Shane Warne ❤️🦘🙏🙌

[@chicku0310]

This definitely has to be one of the best interviews/documentaries I have ever seen of the great man!! Touched on all the controversies and spoke so clearly and honestly about each one of them. The cherry on top would have been his sporting relationship with India, winning the inaugural IPL, and his role in the Hundred. Thank you Sky Sports and thank you Idrees Yousafzi for this video. Will miss the King!

[@ovaisahmad4365]

will miss you warnie

[@fountainabshaar5986]

Not only best in his career he was such a honest or pure hearted man,no hypocrisy,left so many heart broken and must say Australian cricket board and media as well as English media were badly after him to bring him somehow down but he was Loved then ever before by his People( not only Australians but all cricket lovers),the worst is that all good people have to be through painful times of their lives 💔🤲

[@charliealaimalo8159]

RIP LEGEND.

[@combivan4346]

Shane is an Australian legend. RIP Shane, never forgotten.

[@pillwolak]

Imagine coming back from a shoulder op in '98. Then two years later he's announced as one of Wisdens 5 greatest cricketers of the 20th century. #🐐

[@floodwaters8887]

so sad he died at 52.. had so much life ahead of him.

[@adamcallahan7704]

How do you know ?

[@georgia4407]

@@adamcallahan7704 Because he was still young! Are you for real?

[@dlennox1629]

Oh yes the greatest cricket player to ever grace the game. Many will miss you. RIP SKW........

[@timlindquist5224]

Very sad day when we lost SKW. Was a real shock to me. A guy who gave so much to the game and had plenty more to give!! Rip

[@John-f1g1e]

A great tribute. Thank you.

[@msrv2293]

RIP Legend.....Sir Shane Warne.....

[@shinrarango]

i smoked, i drank, i bowled a bit of legspin. i have no regrets

[@Mondegreen2020]

Covid jab was the only regret.

[@pearl2910]

Legend ! Thoroughly Great Guy!

[@thecelt4807]

loyal honest was himself never tried to be something he wasn't ... cheers warnie

[@pcapicchiano]

"Get stuffed to the Fun Police" - Love it!

[@kayesuga9371]

yeah just like how "fun" warne was towards the Joka due to his vax status & wanting to play in the Aussie open..Joka's alive... Shane isnt..becasue of he did what he was told to do by Big Pharma..some rebel...

[@KarlPhillips-fu6hh]

Crickets genuinely been much the poorer since his loss....still cant believe it, not been the same without him and I'm no Australian.

[@Aman-nk5uq]

Agreed. Miss his presence in commentary box

[@brianandrea3249]

I think the reason I miss Warnie is that he reminds me of my mates. His loss feels like I lost a mate. Champ.

[@Wonmanbanned]

05 ashes was the best test series in the history of the game.

[@brendoncrofts6714]

It would be now i use to love warne coming into an ashes series he was born for that shit ,he loved beating and playing with and against his pommy mate they brought something special in him ,still hurts

[@Twinning-n4k]

Would loved to have had a beer and a chat with Warnie. What a bloody legend.

[@HamzaHussain358]

Thank you warnie! #Missyoulegend

[@mrkipling2201]

RIP legend. Spot on with what he said about it being too politically correct nowadays. It is. The fun police have too much to say. They can all get lost!!

[@cheekoandtheman]

Was sad to hear when Warnie passed , he epitomised the likable Aussie

[@chrisblester37]

Shane is just a normal likeable bloke Man that could spin a cricket ball better than any one who ever lived. He had to put up with the stress of being great at wha he did .

[@MyPaddy2011]

It's a wonderful irony to hear of people who like to sink the boot in to a bloke that gave great pleasure to millions of people.

[@MyPaddy2011]

@The John Magufuli Society 👍

[@nadanightingale4733]

I am so glad Shane u came from Melbourne, Australia❤️

[@MyPaddy2011]

@@nadanightingale4733 Well, it kinda doesn't matter of he was born on the moon. There was a universal love and respect for him throughout the world and his influence just kept growing. His legacy will continue to grow even after death. For my money, the very best all round cricketer to ever walk on the field.

[@SMC01ful]

As a Kiwi, thought the dude was a dick head. However, after informing myself about the guy, I saw the doco "Shane' literally a month before he died. He comes across as a decent bloke. Moreover, his playing and coaching in the IPL was a real credit to him.

[@abhisheiksundararajan7045]

I love Warnie so much

[@ThePnKShow]

The greatest!

[@kooki11]

Beefy: "Arguably the greatest cricketer that's ever played". No argument from me!!!

[@TheGilbalfas]

Great portrait. Enjoyed it

[@MickBooth-s1z]

Think cricket, think Shane Warne , greatest spinner ever

[@anthonywoodroof2800]

Warnie is a legend.

[@Jellybeantiger]

Victorian brother who got treated poorly by the boys club up north. I never forget when they tried to push him out for McGill,another cricketer from the NSW boys club

[@Brad-dn1jn]

Shane Warne was a champion Aussie who changed bowling....what a bloke!..….

[@Giveme1goodreason]

36:30 is there room in the modern game for a Shane Warne or will it be knocked out of em?? The real answer is Yes. Yes there is room the fans love Warnie, we love our rockstars and cricket desperately needs a Warnie. Yes cricket Australia or all the cricket boards will absolutely knock it out of em. Remember “don’t blush baby” the most harmless thing ever and Chris Gail was forced from playing cricket in Australia. The answer to the question is yes.

[@Chodermoter87]

Australian media should look back in shame on how they were towards him

[@naaveenmahadeshwar7889]

Grreat Warrne ❤❤❤❤from india! 🙏🏼 When It comes to substance use can someone pls explain to me as to how is it a performance enhancher ?? Im mean ok you may get the energy to bowl 20 overs a day or even bat throughout the day ! However that depends on ones skill too ! He was target ted!

[@dillberry99]

its all bullshit. taking any kind of illict drugs does not give you super human sports brain.

[@anthonypisaniello9507]

Cricket genius and superstar player

[@sachintulachan3669]

RIP Warney

[@carldacrochunter]

Rest In Peace Warnie ❤️

[@charliealaimalo8159]

Best spin I’ve ever seen

[@mullaway5746]

The great man was right, u can see Michael Vaughns face light up when Ricky won the toss and bowled lol

[@hughjackson218]

The King

[@whitedevil5885]

What a legend

[@brettbrett9973]

This is the first time I have seen this. WOW. Did seem a bit all about himself when Gilchrest got the VC? Great Cricketer .

[@victorpeirce4753]

He was just being honest and speaking his mind, or would you prefer "yes men" or "fence sitters" ?? His honesty and good manners were his best traits.💯%

[@fox1959able]

Can't still believe you are gawn. You will always. be remember .

[@kippsguitar6539]

Wonderful man

[@glenmarie6089]

I was so hoping to meet him in Cape town but sadly...

[@ssssssss622]

Good bloke

[@chrissnape9537]

What a shame RIP Shane

[@andrewmaxfield5873]

37:27 boldly states - if you can't hang with the partying ... you're out!

[@bradenhue6066]

Legend

[@JasonX2]

Let's get one thing straight: Warne was better than Muralitharan.

[@nsh1772]

As a Sri Lankan, I agree.

[@JasonX2]

@nsh1772 Good, hope you're spreading the word there too.

[@nsh1772]

@@JasonX2 I think most people in Sri Lanka love Murali because he is a national treasure, but I think deep-down, they already know that Warne was the better player, just because of his mentality, and brilliant cricketing brain.

[@footy2rock]

Was this the documentary that was on Amazon Prime? If so theres no point me getting Prime because now I have seen it

[@shivansh.j]

No this was made by Sky Sports

[@mrkipling2201]

I wish the 2 teams that had played in the 2005 Ashes also played in the 2006/07 Ashes. A fit and firing England with Vaughan and Simon Jones in the team against a hungry, angry and hurting Australian team would have been a brilliant series. Really competitive. Unfortunately it didn’t turn out like that.

[@-gn7sn]

Shane will always be the greatest, but so was that selection decision by Steve waugh. Like Shane admits going into 1999 WC he was searching for form. No one didn't believe in Warne but he was coming back from Injury and not quite there. McGill did the job. What's never featured in the docos is the 1995 semi final

[@OrbvsTomarvm]

-warne in a million- - one in a billion. there, fixed it for ya.

[@pillwolak]

Mark Waugh was his mate, surely he knew that he was a bookmaker

[@RMT192]

Getting $5000 back from anyone to cover your losses at a casino is obviously a lie.

[@partickdurrant6803]

Simply the best there ever was

[@matthewglover7742]

Love from England

[@itsme-gv6yh]

He needed a month of Sundays

[@apuk79]

Do you have the beginning of it please?

[@Idreesyousafzi]

No Some 10/12 minutes part of the video is missing

[@venderstrat]

The Captain we should have had.

[@johnohill463]

Onya mate!

[@wiseone1013]

Not surprised he wasn't a fan of the fun police!

[@louiscotterell5608]

Warney pretending he doesn’t do drugs 😂😂

[@jeffchaloner9665]

White line fever. First to give you a beer and chat!!!!

[@ukilpara]

❤️❤️❤️

[@juneglatz1245]

Tarot by Janine just watch what she says about Shane I only pray it’s true.🙏🙏🙏

[@Neilleeds]

What he did for Australia and how he was treated by Australia. Should have joined us poms .

[@leongt1954]

He had the makings of being a better captain than Ponting just look at what he did with the Rajasthan royals in India took a team of young players to the top, 2005 even Freddy Flintoff admitted they cheated by putting sticky mints on the ball

[@stilllearning1160]

The willingness for the great, historic and noble cricket team of England to cheat was, and to me still is, so very telling and a crying shame on their part. I recall the way they used (misused) the option of substitute fielders in the UK based ashes series. It said so much and not in a good way.

[@Stannas95]

Never had much insight old Warne. Whinging about being dropped when he was out of form and they won with out him. Complaining when Afam Gilchrist is his replacement as vice captain.

[@1refi]

blamed a group decision on steve waugh twice. curfew wasnt solely waughs devision and neither was it to play mcgill he never got over just being dropped for a game. pretty petty tbh. still love him but hes in the wrong when it comes to that one. continued to call Steve waugh one of the most selfish players he'd ever played with. Steve made alot of team based decisions for someone so selfish. highly regarded by all the players he coached. even called gilly a golden boy. and really brushed over his own mistakes. like I said still love WARNIE but gotta be honest and objective about his comments.

[@jeffrey53sola]

This shows how shit the media is. If social media has done anything, is give some of the power back to the people to tell their own narrative. If people had known the real story I think Shane's career and maybe his life would've gone differently