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Test cricket's legendary bowler, Shane Warne retired from international competition after the Ashes 2006, thus marking the end of the most glamorous and controversial carrers in the sports glorious history.

I think Shane Warne is the grestest cricketer ever (from the time i am watching and following cricket) and it was the perfect retirement party for the showman who made is debut against India way back in January 1992.

To take 1000+ wickets in both the versions of the game is simply breathtaking and salute to your versatility, skills, hardwork, mental strength and flexibility. This once-in-life time champion will continue to inspire a generation of kids to take up the art of leg spin.

Thanks Warne for giving us everything you could ever give and in the process entertaining millions worldwide and i was privileged enough to watch ur flippers, zooters, wrong uns with bated breath.

i just wish u were an Indian !!!

Comments

Anonymous said…
i d'nt watch mch of cricket....bt certainly like da way u write.......kp pos'tng des small articles,i'll kp read'ng them......
1:49 PM
Anonymous said…
i truely agree shane was one cricket's gr8 bowlers....after his retirement we r surely gonna miss all d fun during india and australia matches....its not everyday dat such players come...

wish him luck and hope he now keeps away from all d controversies....
10:02 AM
Anonymous said…
srinivas....dude jus keep posting and u doing gr8.....
10:03 AM
Anonymous said…
The article is small and convey's its points quite well. You could have illustrated certain details abt him in context with any particular players. How superior he is compare to his competitors. The good points you mentioned like we Indian lacking a player like him, and also his patents like flippers are admirable points which gives a lot of matter for the reader. Good Job!
8:35 PM
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