Gilchrist, Lawry, Healy, Border and more pay tribute to Shane Warne | SEN 

If you hated him.......then he was doing his job! Lol.

A magician..

We're not on 'borrowed' time. We just get what we get and we don't know how long that will be. That's not borrowed time. It's just life. It ends.

Ive been thinkin bout this alot today actually...i just feel numb rn 💔

I concur with your sentiment 100% Melbourne Australia.

The cricketing world is full of camaraderie. Every test playing nation loved and respected him. We all knew that we were witnessing a true legend of the game. What a player and like Beefy, Richards and a few others; what a charismatic bloke. The true greats have an aura about them and Warne certainly had that aura. RIP.

Hello Bob, I concur with your sentiment 100% Melbourne Australia.

I loved bowling leg spin when l was young l idolized this bloke so much.

The things l had in common with the great man was: 1. We both were leggies 2. Our middle name is Keith 3. Love sausage rolls. 4. We both liked poker.

This has hit me hard 😐.Like a dagger to the 💓.

Triple jabbed…..heart attack….expected….very sad nonetheless.

@@louisfidock-casey2165 feel for ya mate it’s a devestating blow

They don’t talk much about that,,,Gatting said the sound terrified him

@@ucviet1 Am I the only person that's had that at club level? I hate that F-R-R-R-R-R sound.

Yup. I'm English, it still hurts. Pathetic I guess really. But as I said to my boy, imagine if Messi or Ronaldo spoke fluent English, had enormous personalities and also had personal flaws one could relate to. Then they passed early in life.

It's a tough one. Sorry for your loss, mate

@@christopher_ecclestone MY THOUGHTS, are with his Kids!!!, THEY ARE HURTING!!!. THANKS MATE.

Thanks. It's terrible and I feel so sad for him and his kids and those who knew and loved him eg His parents, siblings, Simone, Liz Hurley, friends of his, former team mates. For most Australians the shock and saddness would be nothing compared to them. But as you know because it was a shock. I suppose at least he didn't suffer a long illness. I don't know what happens when we die and I hope so much that this isn't it and that he's okay. Whilst his death is awful I'm glad he didn't suffer like many people do (although many don't as well). On the other hand it's more of a shock the way it happened and there was no opportunity for him to say goodbye or for his loved ones to say goodbye to him. I'm sorry to hear about your Dad's death too 😔 Also you said you can't imagine what Aussies are going through. It sounds like you do have a good idea because it sounds like you a fan of his too even if he wasn't bowling for your team. Lots of people around the world thought he was great and he was a light in the world who wasn't perfect let's be honest and made lots of mistakes which sadly meant he never got to be the Australian Captain but he was a lovely guy, an amazing bowler and someone who made life more interesting and enjoyable because of he who he was. He was so likeable and he did broaden the appeal of the game of cricket. There were people who watched the game just to see him bowling. There were lots of kids who who spent hours learning or trying to learn the art of leg spin. Cricket isn't as fast moving as a lot of other games and it can be seen as boring by some. Although plenty of others love it and still would love it even without any spin bowling spin bowling adds something extra to it and more variety. I'm someone who doesn't watch a lot of cricket but I did sometimes watch Shane Warne bowling. When he retired from The Australian Team I was surprised and disappointed that he didn't keep going as long as he could. And I do wish he was still playing although of coarse he would have had to retire years ago as no one can keep play forever. But now all we've got are the memories and videos and audio and photos. The world keeps going and we have to go on without those we've lost such as Warnie and it's sad and it feels unfair and not right. Unfortunately we can't change what's happened. I want to think of something really great to say but I can't think of what to say. Anyway my he rest in peace. He's defined missed already and he always will. It's just so sad. But what can you do? 😥

you cried over a kiddie toucher ?

That there (plus the ciggies) probably will end up being the cause of his heart attack, rather than all the f..wits spouting the vaccine caused his death theories.

@@wayneperry7413 It's a measure of how obsessed they are with their counter-narrative that it's way more important to mention Covid/vaccines than it is to wait 24 hours and pay at least some respect to the man.

Well said

It's hard to believe...feel like I've lost a friend I grew up with and admired

Me too . You hear these things about ex cricketers dying . That feeling that he is never gonna be seen on a cricket field actually hit me . Made me feel numb

Same.

For me , it really hit home to read that his last text message was to send sad and loving condolences to Marshy's wife and loved one's. Ending with RIP mate. And then that was it . He'd gone too. The world is in shock . The right words are hard to find. Seeya Warnie.

There is a brilliant photo of them side by side... would have loved to have had a cricket convo with them both.

@@geoffreylotz3661 shut up

Yep, another mid 50s bloke with decades of smoking cigarettes ferociously and eating way too many carbs, there’s a lot of them out there.

No need for the shut up ? Rip shane

With Richie commentating

Bowled Warne,caught Jones his first ever test wicket. 3 Legends