Rest in peace Shane, legend

Shane Warne has always been so incredibly generous with his time and advice. I feel like every time he talks about spin bowling, we all learn something.

@lewiscliffe434

3 жыл бұрын

I wish he was English

@subswithnoVideos-fo4ue

3 жыл бұрын

Lewis Cliffe dont we all

@geoffpoole483

3 жыл бұрын

@@lewiscliffe434 Mike Gatting probably feels the same way.

@lightningleaf23

3 жыл бұрын

Top fella Warne fierce competitor but at the end of the days play was happy to chat drink and chat cricket with the opposition proper old school. In the days of Australia’s hard nose mental disintegration nonsense lead by Ste Waugh he was on the outside but because he was so good he was undroppable. Smoked ciggies, didn’t go for the baggy green cap mystique or fitness camps.

@todyrodgers1169

3 жыл бұрын

@Epic Gammer 2150 Let me guess, You're an Indian, right?

Got a lot of respect for Shane Warne, always one who gives up a lot of time to help the younger generation improve

@IITianProudIndian

3 жыл бұрын

Yep! The greatest spin bowler ever. And a very sharp cricketing brain

@jodaresh1078

3 жыл бұрын

He gets payed to do it

@kingindanorth0072

3 жыл бұрын

@@jodaresh1078 "payed"

@ritxeditz111

3 жыл бұрын

But murli dont tell

@jodaresh1078

3 жыл бұрын

@@kingindanorth0072 yea payed do you know what that means

Damn it Shane, These 20 mins would make 20 novices become club level leg spinners. Seriously the amount of knowledge he shares in such less time is just unbelievable. This should be tagged as a coaching classic. Wow...just wow

@geoffpoole483

3 жыл бұрын

He demystifies spin bowling really well.

@ozziepozzy

2 жыл бұрын

More than 20 mate

I miss him so much already, so genuine, so clever, so natural. The world has lost a bright star! Rest In Peace Warnie

It almost feels illegal that this video is available for free. I'm just glad Shane was always so generous with his time and advice on leg spin bowling.

"Have some fun with your fingers." -- Shane Warne, 2020

@kurtjohnston6620

3 жыл бұрын

Words to live by

@urmumisleng

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds dirty

Returned here to remember the man behind the brilliance - so generous with his time and you knew that his feedback would have made those kid’s year

I was gutted when I heard Shane Warne passed away. He had so much more life to live, and a lot more knowledge to impart on future leg spinners. RIP King.

Imagine being one of the kids... the artist himself analysing your form. what an honour.. and what a cricketer!

Shane was so knowledgeable and generous with his time helping young aspiring spinners. Shane is a massive loss to the game and the world - lovely person with bundles of character. Absolute legend - god's gift to cricket and the world

I must say old Warney seems like a really nice ,genuine bloke.

Its such a shame, we will never see these analyses from Warnie again 😭

Greatest bowler of all time. Arguably one of the greatest cricketers of all time. I could listen to Warney all day.

I’m sure like many, can’t believe Warnie has gone, think we grew to appreciate him so much more as a guy since he moved into Com box. Will be much missed RIP

The greatest Cricketer of the last 30 years. Inspired a generation of Leggies.

This is pure gold for young spinners . Lot of good tips. miss you shane

Warne mastered the hardest task in the game which is leg-spin. Legend.

Dear God, make one more Warne pls. Such a privilege to have grown up watching cricket as this man sizzled the scene. Absolute genius.

This was a great segment inbetween breaks, hats off to Sky for getting the ex-pros to review the kids' vids! Hopefully this continues to grow the sport!

@jodaresh1078

3 жыл бұрын

Sure the paycheck is big enough

In terms of skills no one come close to Shane warne

@IITianProudIndian

3 жыл бұрын

Agree! He really is the goat of spin bowler!!

@ym276

3 жыл бұрын

Murali was harder to play though

@fcfcfcfc7813

3 жыл бұрын

Y M Was he though? Maybe in the subcontinent but I’d take Warne over Murali to bowl for my life

@bc10599

3 жыл бұрын

@@fcfcfcfc7813 ‘to bowl for my life’ - I love that way of deciding who’s better hahaha

@fcfcfcfc7813

3 жыл бұрын

@@bc10599 it’s true mate hahaha, still stand by it. Not many spinners take wickets in Australia never mind 450 at an average of 25

Warnie always encourages budding spinners & those playing contemporary international cricket along with his precious tips & suggestions. An absolute legend & a magician who graced our game.

He was so giving of his knowledge, prepared to share his secrets with the oppositions spin bowlers and the public because he just loved the art from of leg spin, gone far too young , yes like us all he was flawed but for me he was was becoming even more of a giant..RIP , bless to his family and friends..from the Black Country UK... gutted

I hated him during his playing career just because he was Australian and I was young and he was amazing, but videos like this put me in awe of the man

Brilliant , could listen to Shane Warne talk spin all day long

What I love about cricket punditry and in this scenario Warne mainly, is that they all are there for a genuine love of the game first and foremost. The enthusiasm is great to see.

Legend, rest in peace 😞

This is gold. Such a shame we won't see seeing any more like this from Shane. I still can't believe he is gone. I cried when the news came. RIP legend.

Miss this legend SKW

Great to watch this. The reason we don't see many left-handed wrist spinners is that most batters are right-handed, and it is easier and more likely to take wickets for a left-handed spinner to move the ball away using traditional finger spin. These videos from informed, intelligent and articulate former players are a great resource for young cricketers.

@rorybessell8280

3 жыл бұрын

Nobody cares about that issue at the ages where you begin to learn how to play. It's pretty simple, there are far more finger spinners than wrist spinners in general because it's an easier skill. Then when you add in the small percentage of people that are left handed, the result is very few left arm wrist spinners

Shane, I remember watching you in the 05 Ashes series (first time watching live cricket. IN A PONTINS RESORT nonetheless) And I found when ever you came into the attack there was a fear that came with you. Keep up the good teaching and commentary mate. Much love from UK

Rip. What a guy

All those young kids who would have been waiting for their videos to be shown and then to get virtual advice from the GOAT will be proud to have had that advice.

As a cricket fan who doesn't play, i still find these videos great to watch. Kudos to sky cricket for the great pundits / analysts. Warne is top notch too 👍

This video is a joy to watch. Rest in peace warne. I’m a fast bowler but learned leg spin for fun because I watched you growing up and you were Uber cool.

Absolutely brilliant! I could listen to Warney talk about leg spin all day. Brilliant advice and I hope it helps all the fabulous kids that sent in videos. I wish the internet was around when I was young. I grew up watching Warne destroy England in the Ashes and always wanted to bowl leg spin, but no one ever taught leg spin to English kids in the 90s. Always wondered why I could only ever bowl a decent Wrong 'un but rarely a standard leg break. Turns out my release was wrong as he explained at 4:54.

thank you shane im a leggy and you really helped me with with what you call turning the door knob. it would be great to do more of these marster classes

Shane so generous with his knowledge, need more of this from the greats.

No doubt... simply the best bowler ever... should have been the best captain ever.. Aussies did the cricketing world a big favour... Amazing analysis...joins sky's formidable team..Nass, athers, wardy, big rob key.. bumble and legend Holding...

The guy was amazing. Still can't believe he has gone.

Always a highlight when Shane was on, these were terrific. Modest and generous, RIP

What great human being truly legend.

Absolutely stunning. Ultimate from the channel & from spinning great Shane.

I am NOT joking. The other day, someone on Twitter asked Shane Warne - "Do you understand how spin works?" Google "Do you understand how spin works?" See the results... Think we have seen everything now...the greatest leg spinner of all-time is questioned about his credentials🤦🤦🤦

Superb! Warne needs to do this more often.

I used to be a swing bowler..bowled it fast.swung it both ways..then i had a back injury which kept me from bowling seam for 7 months..and in those months i started bowling legspin and trust me..i didnt knew i was that good in it..its so much fun and u can choose from so many things but what i luv to do is to spin its as hard as i can and m pretty good at spinning it even on marble believe me...for me theres nothing as exciting and entertaining and on the same hand as frustrating(some days)as legspin bowling..thanks shane..u r a hero of many including mine!!!

Still feels weird that he's gone. So much skill, talent, and personality gone forever.

What's telling here is that the comments from a year ago are just as nice as the comments of those paying tribute. Truly a generous soul, RIP legend.

what a man what player he never has a dull moment

I’m a young spin bowler. I can bowl spin and fast. I’m better at fast bowling but want to be a spinner. This really helped. Thank you.

Rip Warney🙏🏻

Shane warne is definitely one of the coolest cricketers and persons ever. Definitely an inspiration to me🙏🙏🙏

Great to see the GOAT (and Ward and Atherton)

Shane Warne is so passionate

This just showed up. Can't believe he's gone. Still heart breaking.

the greatest bowler of all time.

Miss you legend ❤️ great of our game

Love the passion from warney and athers. Pity athers didn't spend more time bowling might have given England bit more of a chance with some leg spin.

There would be no bigger honor to remember Warnie is for kids to work on his artform and even if your coaches arent teaching you about the art of spin we have things like this and others with Warnie teaching that skill, it will also keep his legacy alive which would make him smile all the more.

he is my role model he has a good training ability he has thought so much in leg spin

Wow what a legend indeed,what knowledge and experience it's out of this world

These segments are awesome

Shane WARNE- Sweetest voice of CRICKET 🎙❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Good warne happy to see u love from Pakistan😍

The most charismatic man I have ever seen. Miss you Shane.

When i was 8 i was trying to bowl a cutter in practice and it spinned like 35 degrees so then i started bowling spin I went home to see toutorials and i used the same technique

What a commentator he is m I like him a lot

Brilliant from Warnie and Sky Cricket

This is greatest video for young spinners cricket and math same thing 😆😆😆😆 You have to keep Practice 👌👌👌👌

LEGEND

Absolutely magnificent masterclass from Shane Warne.

I have a question, I play in Local league cricket on weekends Saturday I play with red ball and on Sunday I play with white ball and lately I am struggling with my line and length with red ball but next day when I play white ball I am very accurate. What is causing my accuracy in just one day? I bowl leg spin and too my understanding I am struggling with the release of the ball.

Cricket is not the same without Warne. Still can't believe he is no more.

Warnie would be the perfect Spin Doctor for anyone! Especially Yasir Shah who has great potential! Would love to see them collaborate :)

Master Class by the legendary Warny!!!

I have a theory as to why you don't see many left arm wrist spinners in top level cricket. In lower grades (like B grade for example) Batsmen are typically more comfortable hitting across the line towards the leg-side, so a right handed batsmen has the ball spinning into them - allowing them to pull, sweep or flick off the pads more comfortably. Because of the spin - they need to bowl quite a bit outside off-stump and if they stray straight - then it is easy pickings, and anything turning from outside off to hit the stumps plays into the leg-side ability. So basically, they get 'hit out of the attack' in lower grades, before they get the chance to develop their skills and craft against quality batsmen. The good left-arm wrist spinners who make it, all seem to have good googlies, which makes that across the line batting more difficult. And I don't think the above applies to off-spinners due to the fact that they can bowl a tighter corridor line and usually bowl a bit more top spin - making pulling harder. But hey, a theory is just a posh word for a guess.

rip legend ❤

I wish they upload a video About off spin bowling We have seen leg spin bowling But it would be nice you gave us some off spin bowling tips

Like someone mentioned below, Warne has always been very generous with his time and advice. You can also see the Dad in him , when he gives helpful positive advice to kids. Wrist spin isn't always for the feint of heart. Your going to be carted all over the field as much as bamboozling Batsmen.

I saw Shane about two years ago. He gave me some advice, he told me to get vaccinated and live with it 😮. Thanks Shane

3:06 WOWWWWWW😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂FUTURE CRICKETING STAR

So sad to see such a legend, mentor and goat die at such a young age.

That’s literally me, I spin it a bunch, but at the moment I don’t have much control (when it counts)

I am one of the many that started walking to the crease because of this man.

Shane Warne, Anil Kumble and Murali, are the only reason there are so many spinners today They have been retired 10 years and are still the future of cricket

its fair to say- shane warne is the greatest cricketer ever played the game

@hugh_mungus0184

3 жыл бұрын

the 1st couple of years of the BBL in Australia, they would have him miced up when he was fielding. The number of times he would start bowling and say to the viewers...ball 1 and ball 2 will be dot balls, ball 3 will be short and wide and get hit for 4 then i'll trap him LBW, and that is exactly what would happen

@brucelamberton8819

3 жыл бұрын

Greatest bowler at least. And a great ambassador for the game too.

Taken way too early - he has so much still to offer. RIP.

Shane Warne best leg spinner in history.

Australians are natural in any sports let alone cricket. No wonder why they dominated the best era of cricket at the turn of the century

1:54 became the best LEG BREAK bowler there is 😉

I love his tips

RIP legend.

Great broadcasting lineup

I'm 34. These are good tips for me too!

For me Warney is the best bowler ever.

I could have hear Shane all day long....

Is there any point in Ian Ward being there?

Superb!

Imagine being directly given tips on Leg Spin from the greatest bowler to ever live.

What is name spin bowling patris in yellow and red colour ball