Leave your tribute to Australian cricket legend Shane Warne

Shane Warne’s death has shocked the cricket community and left Australians stunned. Share your favourite Shane Warne memory in our special tributes story.

(FILES) In this file photograph taken on December 28, 2006, Australian spinner Shane Warne waves to the crowd after playing his last Test Match on his home ground, the MCG, on the third day of the fourth cricket Test played in Melbourne. – Australia cricket great Shane Warne, widely regarded as the greatest leg-spinner of all time, has died aged 52 according to a statement issued by his management company on March 4, 2022. Warne's management said he died in Koh Samui, Thailand, of a suspected heart attack. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

Shane Keith Warne. As long as the game of cricket is played his name will be remembered.

In an era when words like legend and icon are tossed around like confetti, when applied to Shane Warne the words don’t seem to do him justice.

Second only to Bradman in Australia, Warne was a colossus of the game, named one of the five greatest cricketers of the 20th century by Wisden when his career was only half finished.

The second half should see him included as one of the five cricketers of the 21st.

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Shane Warne was larger than life and beloved at the MCG.

The Gatting ball, the Strauss Ball, the hattrrick against the West Indies, that 1999 World Cup clash against South Africa, never has there been a cricketer more made for the spotlight.

We want to give our readers the chance to pay tribute by recalling your favourite memory of Shane Warne.

Please scroll to the comments below and leave your message.

Originally published as Leave your tribute to Australian cricket legend Shane Warne