Shane Warne, a late Australian superstar, is frequently mentioned while talking about the best cricket bowlers in history. On March 4, 2022, the legendary Australian man passed away unexpectedly in a hotel in Thailand after what was likely a heart attack.
Without a doubt, Shane Warne was one of Australia’s all-time best bowlers. He accumulated a remarkable 708 wickets in 145 Test matches. It is difficult to forget the “ball of the century” he bowled to Mike Gatting during the 1993 Ashes series.
The tragic loss of Warne shocked the cricketing world, and on the first anniversary of the spinner’s passing, several cricketers stepped forward to pay their respects. One such person recently asserted that Warne is the finest bowler to have ever represented Australia, according to former Australian captain Allan Border.
“He is comparable to Bradley. Who is our best bowler? Sir Donald Bradman was a batsman; he is our finest batsman. That sparks an intriguing discussion: Notwithstanding Lillee and McGrath, Warne is undoubtedly our best bowler in history. The Australian cricket team has a winning record in Test matches while Shane Warne is on the side. The same applied to Bradman “According to a comment from Border in the Sydney Morning Herald.
Ed Sheeran, a popular musician, also paid tribute to the late Shane Warne.
Despite the tragic passing of Shane in 2022, cricket fans all over the world will always cherish his memory. The late Shane Warne was honored on Thursday night at the MCG by British pop musician Ed Sheeran, who was joined by Warne’s children Brooke, Jackson, and Summer.
“Being in the MCG tonight and not having my friend Shane Warne here to watch this, I know this place was very, really special to him,” Ed Sheeran said to the 100,000-strong crowd. He wrote a song with Warne and his kids in mind.
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