God he’s a wanker. He needs to stop talking before he loses all of the respect he built up being a brilliant cricketer.
Yeah, a team effort to keep Warne in the spotlight and try to keep anyone else out.But he was a great team man.
God he’s a wanker. He needs to stop talking before he loses all of the respect he built up being a brilliant cricketer.
Drop the Tugga.And Steve Waugh just embarrassed Warnie again on the ABC.
He was quizzed about Warne's remarks in his book and responded by saying that he has no comment.
And when pressed further he said that he has more important things to worry about such as his charity ride, rather than going over things that happened 20 years ago.
Burnnnn.
What a legend.
Nah.Because of his pathetic agendas and cry for attention I have looked down on his career
Was lucky he played against terrible poms side where he took most of his wickets. SA, WI, NZ were not used to leg spin. Failed in India. Had McGrath at the other end creating pressure.
I’m convinced McGill would have done just as well, maybe even better. He outperformed Warne in times they played together
The 4-ball comment is spot on. Always Gangreen knows his cricket.Jeez, whatever breed of wanker Warne is you can't deny that the bloke was the best spin bowler to play the game.
What made him unique was his control and his ability to keep it tight at one end due to batsmen having no idea how much it was going to drift and turn. Mcgill didn't have that and always bowled at least one 4 ball an over, when mcgill was 'outperforming' warne, warne had a busted shoulder and spinning finger.
I think Tug just threw a little kero on the flames tbhAnd Steve Waugh just embarrassed Warnie again on the ABC.
Because of his pathetic agendas and cry for attention I have looked down on his career
Was lucky he played against terrible poms side where he took most of his wickets. SA, WI, NZ were not used to leg spin. Failed in India. Had McGrath at the other end creating pressure.
I’m convinced McGill would have done just as well, maybe even better. He outperformed Warne in times they played together
Jeez, whatever breed of wanker Warne is you can't deny that the bloke was the best spin bowler to play the game.
What made him unique was his control and his ability to keep it tight at one end due to batsmen having no idea how much it was going to drift and turn. Mcgill didn't have that and always bowled at least one 4 ball an over, when mcgill was 'outperforming' warne, warne had a busted shoulder and spinning finger.
Because of his pathetic agendas and cry for attention I have looked down on his career
Was lucky he played against terrible poms side where he took most of his wickets. SA, WI, NZ were not used to leg spin. Failed in India. Had McGrath at the other end creating pressure.
I’m convinced McGill would have done just as well, maybe even better. He outperformed Warne in times they played together
Bruh that 2005 England team had some of there best/most successful cricketers they have ever had and Warne took like 40 wickets in that series