shane warne

Videos

Watch: 'Absolute chaos' - When repeated crowd invasions led to an ODI tie

"You are risking your life"

Indian Premier League 2021
'Disgraceful' - Warne tears into Ashwin over IPL 'extra run' controversy

Warne is not happy

by Wisden Staff / September 29, 2021
Videos
Watch: Craig McMillan does a Chanderpaul impersonation to stun Shane Warne

"What the hell was this Mac?"

by Wisden Staff / September 19, 2021
England v India
'Play the beast' - Warne, Vaughan advocate for Liam Livingstone's inclusion in England's Test squad

Livingstone averages less than 11 in first-class cricket in 2021

by Wisden Staff / August 29, 2021
Ashes
Warne's first act of Ashes deception: The Hick tour game mauling that bluffed England into taking the leggie lightly

“We didn’t want to show England anything"

by Wisden Staff / July 11, 2021
Stories
Shane Warne questions Jonny Bairstow's absence from England's Test side

Bairstow has played just four Tests since the end of 2019

by Wisden Staff / June 28, 2021
Opinion
Mark Waugh: Quite frankly, I don't know how Dom Sibley got to Test level

"He hasn’t got any shots"

by Wisden Staff / June 26, 2021
Indian Premier League 2021
Shane Warne: Countries should stop picking players who choose IPL over international duty

"It's simple — country over club"

by Wisden Staff / June 26, 2021
Just For Laughs
'Do you understand how spin works?' - Twitter user brazenly questions Shane Warne's knowledge

"The pitch gets dry..."

by Wisden Staff / June 19, 2021
Series Editorial
'Straight out of the service station?' – Warne takes a dig at Pant's shades

“I’m not sure what category these ones go into?"

by Wisden Staff / January 16, 2021

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November '21 Issue

T20 World Cup preview – profiles of every team, CricViz analysis, Keiron Pollard and Mohammad Rizwan
County season review – all 18 counties covered, in-depth features on Warwickshire and Kent
Andrew Miller writes on player power
Lawrence Booth on the wider impact of T20’s exponential growth
Adam Collins on the hoopla and hypocrisy that surrounds an Ashes series
Peter Oborne tears into the ECB following their decision to cancel the tour of Pakistan
John Crawley on the most significant moments in his run-laden career
Tymal Mills opens up on the bumpy road which has eventually led to World Cup selection

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shane warne

Watch: 'Absolute chaos' - When repeated crowd invasions led to an ODI tie

'Disgraceful' - Warne tears into Ashwin over IPL 'extra run' controversy

Watch: Craig McMillan does a Chanderpaul impersonation to stun Shane Warne

'Play the beast' - Warne, Vaughan advocate for Liam Livingstone's inclusion in England's Test squad

Warne's first act of Ashes deception: The Hick tour game mauling that bluffed England into taking the leggie lightly

Shane Warne questions Jonny Bairstow's absence from England's Test side

Mark Waugh: Quite frankly, I don't know how Dom Sibley got to Test level

Shane Warne: Countries should stop picking players who choose IPL over international duty

'Do you understand how spin works?' - Twitter user brazenly questions Shane Warne's knowledge

'Straight out of the service station?' – Warne takes a dig at Pant's shades

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