Devastated we'll never hear his insight and honesty ever again, RIP Warnie

@waqarahmedafridi2085

2 жыл бұрын

Oh warnie we will miss ur amazing insights 😭😭😭

@declanpascoe2018

2 жыл бұрын

@M how is this related to warnie

@floodwaters8887

11 ай бұрын

Your a flog grego

@petejames9366

3 ай бұрын

💉☠️🪦

I had to scratch my eyes about 5 times before I could believe the news. To think that he’s not with us anymore is so upsetting. Forever will be in our hearts. Rest easy

The fact that this was only 2 weeks before this Legend’s death is terrible. RIP Warne

@jedfra9172

2 жыл бұрын

He looks pretty healthy as well. Is this the fate Djokovic is trying to avoid for himself?

@FootyLux

2 жыл бұрын

@@jedfra9172 Yeah true because while it’s tragic it’s also a bit strange how sudden it was

@Tawadeb

2 жыл бұрын

@@FootyLux Boo ster

@screwthevaccine4955

2 жыл бұрын

It's pretty obvious it was the booster, Shane didn't seem like someone that would believe this covid bullshit away from the camera,but he probably just took the clot shot because of his busy international schedule, sick of people being forced or coerced into taking this crap,look at all the soccer players dropping, reporter's on live tv. He didn't just drop for no reason,they want to blame darts and grog

@matthewh2941

2 жыл бұрын

@@jedfra9172 Thanks Doctor

Oh my GOSH, RIP Warnie . Unbelievable just woke to the news . You looked the best shape of your life in this vid . Just shocked your gone . 😱😓😭😭😭. RIP Shane Warne. God Bless

@rooshanasif5897

2 жыл бұрын

Man didnt know that he is going towards death. He is a sports man he is fit but why he face a cardiac arrest did he smoke or he eat alot and facing blood preassure. Oh GOD mercy

@doctorpanigrahi9975

2 жыл бұрын

How what happened.

@bobdown5520

2 жыл бұрын

@@rooshanasif5897 big smoker, unhealthy diet.

@georgia4407

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobdown5520 He was on a 14 day fluid diet. They can be very taxing on the body. Yo-yo diet over the years.

@stevepitman251

2 жыл бұрын

@@rooshanasif5897 he was the lightest in weight he's ever been, Shane was heavier in his early playing career, but he did have to work hard to keep the weight off and he was an occasional smoker which can lift the chances of heart attack and high cholesterol. I'm sad he is gone and I didn't even know the man personally but it is a huge loss to Australia. there is some speculation that virus vaccine had something to do with it from a side effect, but we will never know. his death scares me because I'm 40 and struggling with my weight and I have Atrial fibrillation which is a abnormal heart beat and on heart medication and fatty liver disease.

Honestly heartbreaking to hear him talking excitedly about captaining London Spirit this Summer, giving his friend Justin Langer a buzz soon, the Ashes only being 18 months away... you just never know what's round the corner do you. Rest in peace Warney, you inspired me and many many others. I would've loved to see you coach the England Test team as you speculated about recently.

@WayanSam

2 жыл бұрын

possibly his break he was taking was cos he might have taken on a job like that. a tragedy that he never captained or coached a national test team.

Shocked so sad. Cricket and sporting world has lost a true Legend . From England.🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤

Look how passionate he is …. The absolute GOAT. Loved smashing england. Loved by the ppl of England cos he cared so much

My god telling us his plans for the year ahead, can't imagine test cricket without him in the commentary box anymore, so sad, RIP

Utter disbelief, legendary player , he was the best of the strongest team in 90s-2000s ... Gone too young, loved his commentary, was full of energy, great ambassador for the sport and for Australia...amazing character, will miss you Warnie .... You will always be in the top 10 of crickets greatest players.. Rest in Peace

Im watching this after Warney’s passing and all I can say is NO. NO NO NO. I only knew Shane from afar like most people, but this feels personal. I don’t know why. I think it’s because he was a huge talent, so unpretentious, just so bloody REAL. I never met him but I heard that Shane had real charisma, REAL CHARISMA on a universal scale. It makes sense watching old interviews and hearing stories. I just want to say that I’m really sad. I’m sad! And I’m not even a cricket or Warne tragic! ! Oh boy, What must THEY be feeling tonight? All I can say is thank-you for the most joyous moments delivered to family summertime, cricket afternoons. I hope you knew how bloody much it all meant to us all. You were so special Warnie. SO SPECIAL. how could anyone not love you? Everyone I knew loved you, even if they weren’t into cricket. Thank-you, you lovely, one-of-a-kind beautiful soul. You’ll never be forgotten... never, ever. This hurts me so I can’t imagine how your family and people who knew and loved you in the real world feel. Thank you Warnie. No, really, thank-you I guess we’ll ( Australia +) get through this. Xxx

@realMaverickBuckley

2 жыл бұрын

Well said. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿♥️🇭🇲

I didn’t realise he spoke about this issue so passionately and hadn’t pandered to CA. Good man. What a loss. RIP Warnie. Love from N.Z.

@allymayful

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty impressive - that’s for sure. I can’t believe that he was with every other Aussie cricket fan wanting Justine to coach England and have them thrash us. A pretty sad state of affairs for Australian Cricket. Shane was certainly an amazing Ambassador for the game of cricket.

I had to watch it, even knowing he was gone. Kills me. Such a loss to his family, friends, fans and the game. RIP. The king.

Part of my childhood specially being in india Sachin vs warne contest wil b missed

He looked normal and fit. His voice, his aura will be missed.

@Tawadeb

2 жыл бұрын

Boo ster 2 days before 😢😢

The pain and grief of loosing Shane Warne is extreme....

@peace2u947

Жыл бұрын

Losing..

His knowledge of the game was unparalleled. Never lost his connection with the man on the street. Going to miss you, King.

It's going to take a long time to except the fact we have lost one of the greatest Aussies ever. Far too young as well. His poor children and parents. Tragic, just tragic😢 Rip Warnie you champion

Heartbroken, can't believe he is no more.

Going to miss this guy massively. Bowled Shane! RIP

I am extremely sad and broken hearted with loss. Love his honesty

I can't believe he's not here any more. It still doesn't feel real. R.I.P champion.

@classicalmusic1175

2 жыл бұрын

@M What's your point? That's got nothing to do with what I said.

@declanpascoe2018

2 жыл бұрын

@M you wonder why everyone hates united fans

The Greatest ever spinner to have played the Game RIP Legend I m in shock

@sv-yk5gi

2 жыл бұрын

Too early.😔😔😢

@luddski038

2 жыл бұрын

As an Englishman, totally agree, truly gutted at the minute #legend

You were a huge part in why as a 8 year old boy I got into cricket in the Ashes 2005’ series. Part of my childhood that I’ll never forget, despite being English. R.I.P. King.

It’s too sad to think that just 16 days after this interview, Shane died of a heart attack. RIP legend, you will be sorely missed.

Amazing honest analysis. Warnie was not just a legend bowler, his opinions and analysis with his humor were spot on.

Warney talks sense 99.9% of the time, and with the JL situation he’s absolutely bang on. Would love JL to come and coach England, our players need that mental intensity and strength that JL had as a player

@sungod_nika

2 жыл бұрын

Warne*

@mustafanaqvi5353

2 жыл бұрын

Except when he talks about Starc. That must be the 0.1%

@saswata13

2 жыл бұрын

@@mustafanaqvi5353 no he's also spot on about Starc, Starc is not at his best for a long time now, he's off his radar,bowls full tosses at the death in white ball cricket,and in red ball cricket though he bowled well in the ashes but his rhythm is not up to the mark.

@peternagy-im4be

2 жыл бұрын

In England? The bloke is not a miracle worker. How can he get them putting big totals on the board?

@petepierre6458

2 жыл бұрын

See, to me he is a huge hypocrite. He was bagging John Buchanan more than any other player & was an outspoken critic of Buchanan. Why didn't he feel the same way about him that way if he feels so strongly about Langer? Sorry, as a cricket analyst, he is top shelf, but anything else, he shows poor form.

What a fantastic interview! Warnie you were the best bowler i've ever seen! This interview was spot on! Not only did you know how to play the game! You knew the game! Much loved, will be missed very much!

Shocked, as an Englishman this guy terrorised us! One of the greatest sportsman of his generation gone before well before his time, as I said I am shocked!

Heard it when I was in Phuket that Shane had passed, I couldn’t believe it. I can’t get over it. As a 90s kid you lit 🔥 up my childhood Shane, every sport had a rockstar and you were ours!!! I am a Sri Lankan and we hated you but over the years we loved you! We miss you man.

Boy he’s going to be missed. The legend, the King

The saddest last minute of an interview. Speaking as a Pom - there was nobody like Shane Warne. Such a loss to world cricket. RIP.

Three days gone, and still hard to swallow… the greatest captain Australia never had ! Progressive, yet pragmatic thinker, and a huge presence in my life growing up ! Ffs !

RIP Shane! You’ll be sorely missed by all Australians! You were a true Aussie 😞

During my childhood I remember getting excited every ashes series only to for Warnie the spin wizard to destroy the England batting line up. The 90’s wasn’t the best decade for English cricket but you couldn’t help but admire The brilliance of Warne RIP Shane, he was just a normal down to earth man with a gift. You will be sadly missed.

Oh man. This is so depressing to watch. He's so full of energy here and just in 2 weeks he has left! 😣 Thank u for the memories shane! 💔

@citymorguem5467

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly wat I was thinking. Imagine, someone with a stamina and fitness like HIM can die of heart failure, then wat kind of a chance do We normies have?! It's sooo surprising to hear. Also, it's deemed to be "suspected" Heart attack. We're gonna have to wait for an official autopsy to find out wat Really happened.. It's very surprising tho. Again, wat chance do WE have of surviving if HIS heart gave up at such an age?! Wow.

@Tawadeb

2 жыл бұрын

@@citymorguem5467 boo ster 2 days before according to friend 😢

Had to watch this again.. can't believe it.. what a champion

I watched this two weeks ago. Never for a moment that’s the last interview I will hear from him. RIP SK Warne.

Love this man's honesty, his passion and clarity. Kudos for recognising Langer's contribution and I absolutely love the reference about Buchanan. RIP!

I’m devastated the King is gone, so young such an inspiration to so many. The world is truly a lesser place without you Shane... You bloody legend RIP Warnie 🏏❤️🇦🇺😞

Alongside Ian Chappell, the best Aussie commentator. Thanks for the memories.

I love Warnie. He was a genius as a bowler, he has an amazing cricketing brain, and he tells it how it is. I nearly fell off my chair when I heard that Justin Langer had resigned; he's a man of principle who was one of the greats in one of the greatest cricket teams ever. All I can say is that this Aussie team had best perform out of their skins for the next 5 years because anything less will be a damning reflection on the appalling treatment of an amazing cricketer who dragged Australian cricket up by its bootstraps when it had fallen as low as it could get. And if the team do fail I wonder how many of the 'executives' of Cricket Australia will fall on their swords? That's a rhetorical question :-)

@Elcapitaan5

2 жыл бұрын

Have you read his most recent book? Bloody good read.

@tirthendukarmakar3600

2 жыл бұрын

And he is no more..... shocking!!!!!!💔💔....

He looks quite healthy there…and in good spirits…I can’t believe he’s gone

@Nightowl76

2 жыл бұрын

Chest pains before a heart attack can happen anytime .

@tosgem

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think he looks healthy. His lips are blue, the colour in his face is terrible

I'm just in shock. RIP spin king. You'll be missed mate. Godspeed. 😭❤️

Great to listen to this. He seems so energetic and still full of life. RIP you legend.

Came here after his death . An absolute legend and GOAT 🙌🏼🙌🏼

I gotta admit. I am an Aussie that is not a total larrikin. I like a laugh and what not but didn't agree with his show pony style. But now he's gone, I see a different angle. He had a crack, didn't care too much on what others judged him and was true to himself, his family and what he stood for. I saw him as playing the game. We all do in our own ways. The irony of life, he passed away watching without doubt one of the most boring Test matches in history smoking a cigarette. The universe operates in very odd ways. RIP Shane, thank you for uplifting us all!

Thankyou for this upload! Only expected Shane to come out and talk in such a manner, Get ponting on this as well . 👍🏻

@soumyashreebiswal14

2 жыл бұрын

Punter doesn't work for fox.

Shocked and Gutted 💔💔Greatness Personified... The Best Ever... RIP Legend 🙏🙌

Legend !!! Childhood memories 😢 watching him & Sachin play were the best. True fighter of the game ! RIP Hero, King #Shanewarne !!

The guy was a genius, an inspirational one at that. Breaks complex issues down in speak that almost anyone can understand. A loss on a larger scale than just in cricket. Honesty, passion, conviction backed with knowledge. Well done Warney! RIP mate.

So poignant watching this now after he has left us so suddenly. Truly one of a kind as a player and later as a very knowledgable commentator, he gave us a lot of pleasure. Much respect from South Africa. RIP Shane.

Adam Gilchrist on the stump mike "Bowled Warnie!". How many time did we hear this and what fun it was. RIP

I am married to a cricket tragic and the only time I ever watched cricket was when Warnie was playing. To me he made cricket entertaining.... He was a true champion and and Aussie icon. He will be sorely missed. So so sad 😭🇦🇺

This is a great interview. Really shows Warne's knowledge, common sense and savvy. This is so good it could translate to advice on any business situation. Brilliant!

What a great man who loved this sport and put his all into it….gonna miss him

Oh Shane Warne the legend we will miss you

Always Love❤️ Warnie bowl ,the greatest leg spin bowler of all time & my personal favourite one . Leg spin Bowlers will come and go but there will no other leg spinner like Shane Warne .Once in a lifetime genius . Growing up Always enjoyed his great cricketing mind, skills and magic he created with ball ,an artist with the ball in his hand . Rest in peace .He will be missed forever .Evergreen Legend!❤️

This bloke retired 16 years ago, but we don't often see players exhibit the same amount of passion and intensity while discussing cricket as Warnie did. There were people who didn't quite like Warne in the Comm box but I never understood that at all, he was an absolute delight to listen to. Miss you legend, you will be remembered forever as a champion player and an even better human ! like someone said earlier, I hope he knew how much he is loved !!

I could listen to Warnie all day !!!! RIP legend !!!! Shocking !!!!

Rip legend there will not another like warnie live forever in memory the great test cricket and match winner in my era cricket will never be same without warne 😭😭

34:57 haha, I loved at the end when he was talking about the part time bowlers who could bowl spin in Pakistan, he did all the actions. Very sad about Warnie but trying to remember the positives than be sad that he's gone.

I am not a Shane Warne fan.. But when he is asked about cricket I listen to him because everything he says is 100% spot on.

@sharathvasudev

2 жыл бұрын

he's dead now

@cabdll

2 жыл бұрын

@@sharathvasudev I can’t fucking believe it after Rod Marsh has died!!!!!!!!!

@fighter7781

2 жыл бұрын

@@cabdll how it was happened? What was actual news?

@sharathvasudev

2 жыл бұрын

@@fighter7781 heart attack

@cabdll

2 жыл бұрын

@@fighter7781 hez dead mate

About time someone spoke the truth about the Aussie cricket team and cricket Australia. Good work warne

It's always interesting to pick Warnies brain on such contentious issues!!He is blunt which is why we all love him

He’s right that BBL should be one month and Shield cricket be played right up through the tests.

Rest in Peace Legend 💔

it will never be the same :( RIP legend

THATS A TRUE LEGEND RIGHT THERE ❤️👑 HIS INSIGHT NOT TO MENTION HIS CAREER OF THE GREATEST LEGGIE EVER TO HAVE LIVED. JUST DEVASTATING 💔

100% agree regarding the Big Bash, 1 month is perfect, current concept your over it by the half way mark. If they keep it 14 games a side and over 8 weeks it won't last more then 2 more years.

Love his forwardness. It’s a sad sad loss🥺

Hard to watch this knowing there was a two week count down on Warne's life. He looked fit and healthy...

I haven’t watched a test in 20 years. I’m a kiwi. I don’t even watch cricket. But I’ll listen to Warney talk about it all day. A genius. Rip sheik of tweak.

Great cricket brain, honest, passionate but caring if you were receptive to feedback. RIP King!

You will live on mate...inspiring million others....legend

i got emotional after hearing his death.loved d cricket and battle between indian and aussies because of shane warne mostly all the 90's matches and late 2000.anytime,anywhere against any opponent if he was bowling i just had to watch his over.absolute brilliant in d way he performed on d field.

I was watching this 2 weeks ago, and now the great man is gone, so much more to give, life is just so so short.

Here's a thought, make 50 overs cricket a red & pink ball game, red ball day games, pink ball day nighters. It would really stimulate the 50 overs game for the better imo. Audiences would love it imo. Keep white balls for T20 and Hundred tournaments. Make test cricket and 50 overs more aligned giving budding test players a great platform to play in, an intro into getting a test spot thru 50 overs red ball games. Also gives teams more games with pink ball so we see more of that ball and players world wide get more practice with it, cricket gets more data too.

Very saddened By your passing Warnie mate you were the best the memories of you bowling my whole childhood rip 👑

Cricket has lost its biggest legend. Still can't believe he's gone :(

His answer to the last question "What does Shane Warne have planned for the next few months?" made me mist up. 😥

Warnie absolutely right as ever

‘’We only wish you were English’’…..whether he was playing or speaking about the game I was always mesmerised. So sad to hear him talking about his plans going forward. God bless…Legend…..From England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Warney was the pinnacle of a role model while playing and never caused trouble for the selectors or Steve Waugh. Also, diuretics are totally fine for weight loss

@hikarunakamura5685

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@samikroychowdhury2574

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@worldofruchika

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4RprtCglK7NhqQ.html

@peternagy-im4be

2 жыл бұрын

Warnie was and remains a God of cricket

@gregorythomasfraser

2 жыл бұрын

@@beefy1986 gosh you know an awful lot about cricket. You must be a devil with the ladies

Life is so uncertain. He talks about his plans for next few seasons, but goes away as if it was not promised by him. You were not only great when you were alive, you left us a lesson as u passed on. World will miss you Shane

Shane- Great Presentation, Well done

RIP Shane Warne! Gone too soon ☹️

@vikkybanti2045

2 жыл бұрын

😥

@duncanboyf4175

2 жыл бұрын

I cant believe it.

Missing his insights already. He is a legend in so many ways. RIP Warnie. Much love from California.

Hearing his plans for the future truly breaks my heart every time I watch this interview now. Still cannot believe he is gone RIP Warnie

What a loss to us all. I loved watching him and I loved listening to him. Just stunned

I watched this video just a couple of weeks back with great insights from the Genius... CAN'T BELIEVE I AM WATCHING THIS AGAIN, with THIS LEGEND NOT WITH US ANYMORE....

I had watched only 15 minutes of this Video when it came out and immediately thought he is making all the correct and logical statements about how Cricket Australia messed up with Justin Langer, with the intention of watching the full Video on the weekend. & then got the news on a dreaded friday that he is no more.... :( The 90s kids from India respected you as much as we did the other superstars Shane... We used to immitate your bowling action and wanted to be you... RIP Shane - We Love You!

We love you warnie ❤️ legends never die 😊

Well said Warnie! Brilliant dude. I’m gutted he’s passed. Absolutely gutted 😔

Last Interview on Fox, I listened to this Interview like a week ago and thinking about a lot of things he was talking about backing up his former mate Langer, Literally shocked and devastated even though I didn't see him play a lot in my younger days, I mostly saw his broadcasting and just fell in love and My God the wealth of knowledge this guy had was unbelievable, Just like Ramiz Raja said "A lot of cricket has died with you today Warnie!" ...

bro what an interview with Warnie the best to bowl a leg break delivery oh yeah thats right no cap fam yeeeehaaaaaa

How can someone leave so suddenly ? Blows my mind .

Every time Warne is positive even bowling against Sachin in Sharjah Gabba test Aussies can't forget in their life

@Nightowl76

2 жыл бұрын

Winning 5 world cups is one thing Australians never forget .

The King. Always insightful, always innovative. F**k the haters, his commentary was brilliant, and he played hard in the fields of life. God bless King ❤

That's the straightest delivery I ever saw Warnie deliver. And the ACB played all around it.

As conductor who has guided (often significantly developing) music groups of a variety of types and levels I agree with Shane Warne's underlying message about a group's players and committee members needing to respect the appointed leader of that group (and their chosen approach, assuming that it is 'sound') and not significantly interfere with that approach for a while until it is clear that that approach isn't working (or can't work) for that particular group/combination of players. This is so that the full potential of that leader's approach/es can be properly explored and obtained (even if that result falls somewhat short of expectations), instead of committee chopping and changing things prematurely purely due to annoyance amongst/personality differences with some players. Sometimes a chosen leader is not good enough or the right fit for a group, in which case they should be moved on in an appropriate and timely manner. However without giving a group leader enough time and appropriate 'agency' in furthering a chosen approach/es the full potential of an approach with a given group likely won't become achieved or even 'known'. I am not at all saying that most attempted approaches by a group's leader will be 'sound' and can/will result in significant performance improvement by a group, instead merely saying that the success of a group's leader and their approach/es should be fairly judged with full (appropriate) context. Too often I have observed a conductor (in the few months or 1-3 years after being appointed conductor or a group who a relatively weak/underperforming) start to really soundly develop a group only to then be 'moved on' (or sidelined) purely because enough committee members are of the opinion that the desired quality of a group's performances should have been achieved by that conductor by that time OR because of mere difference of personalities (assuming inappropriate behaviour by the conductor doesn't occur). Giving a leader appropriate support and time to achieve desired outcomes is particularly important when a group is in a period where significant development/improvement is needed (even if that period is a moderately long one before significantly improved performances are obtained) rather than prematurely acting on individual stylistic/interpersonal opinions by a few individual players as in such 'development' situations players are likely to not be completely comfortable with something either to do with the approach of and 'performance' by themselves of others due to kinks being navigated. This is very commonly the case when 'hard truths' are told to either an individual or a group and bad habits/skills are highlighted, hence why a player's personal feelings (and situation) behind any comments they make about how a group's leader is leading a group need to be appropriately factored in by a group's committee when they consider acting on player feedback. This can get easily complicated when committee members are also either performing within that group themselves or have selected individual players to perform within that group, and are therefore also being directly judged on related individual performances. Of course the reverse is also the case in regard opinions by a group's leader about their own approach/performance/conduct, and as such should also be factored in to any related judgement made by committee. Yes if a coach/director is either causing offence to, disrespecting players or adversely effecting individuals / a whole group then of course that absolutely needs to be swiftly (and likely firmly) dealt with by a group's committee. However such issues with how a leader delivers their approach/address players doesn't automatically mean that the essence of their whole approach isn't working or that that approach shouldn't be respected on its own merits. By and large groups whose committee appropriately 'backs' a leader and their approach tend to have greater success than if that group's committee were to be overly interventionist in relation to the approach of the appointed leader of a geoup, not least because any noticeable 'intervention' will almost always have a negative impact on how players view and respond to their leader, regardless of whether or not an intervention (or type of intervention that is made) is appropriate. This doesn't however mean that committees should always be 'hands off' in their general approach to administrating and supporting a performing group, as the best committees I've worked with are extremely practically 'hands on', however such practical engagement by committee members is only fully successful if such actions are cohesive with sound actions/approaches enacted by the group's leader or by other committee members or players. If a group's leader has been given enough/appropriate time and support to achieve the full potential of their approach/es (or get relatively close to it) and their approach clearly isn't working then yes by all means sit down with that leader and work out a way to meaningfully and appropriately change that approach (be it via significant change in approach either under that leader or by having that leader leave). But if overly or inappropriately interventions actions made by committee that undermine a group's respect for that leader then that committee shouldn't be surprised if results don't improve. Either appropriately commit to and support the chosen leader or 'move them on' and live with the consequences of any of actions that are either acted upon or avoided. Too often the leader of a developing group (particularly for a group whose performances, and/or culture, have relatively recently been poor) is automatically blamed for a group not completely improving in a short timeframe rather than being judged on the full context of the group's situation.