Warnes greatest deliveries/ dismissals.
 

Does anyone remember the one at home vs India, about 5 years ago? It was a huge turner, which I think bowled a guy behind his legs. I'd like to get hold of it on tape or something.

Other than that...Off the top of my head.

1- The Gatting ball.
2- Todays Strauss.
3- Gooch bowled behind his legs in the same game as Gatting I think.
4 -The Gibbs world cup 99 ball.
5- When he bowled a Pakistani, actually through his legs about 10 years ago I think now.
6- The Richie Richardson classic flipper.
7- Chanderpaul bowled out of the rough in Australia.

What others spring to mind?

The Giles ball to him today.

That was pretty special.

Nice.

Now we've got that out of the way, anyone?

His dismissal from the World Cup squad was pretty spectacular

Cut some slack guys?

I was in awe of that ripper that got Strauss out. Unbelievable.

Yeah Strauss need not be ashamed to have succumbed to such a delivery, Talk about Wow

Hehehehe....nice

ROFLMAO - classic!

The guy - sorry, make that BOTH Shane Warnes - get what they deserve.

Everyone knows my feelings about Shane Warne the bowler - greatest leg-spinner the world has ever seen, and in this match has produced TWO absolutely unbelievable deliveries. I'm also tempted to suggest that there might be more than the odd screw loose upstairs - a flawed genius if ever there was one.

Shane Warne the irrelevant thread starter just likes to bask in the reflected glory of his chosen userid persona - I guess he gets off every time he reads the words "Shane Warne is a legend".

Was that enough slack?

Incidentally, my favourite was the Gatting ball.

Sorry for asking. :huh: :p

I thought you were making an uncalled-for attack on Wilf Slack - sorry. :cool:

Warne is indeed a rare talent but Andrew Strauss' leave was about as convincing as those television commercials when gaily clad young housewives talk solemnly to one another about the relative merits of washing powders.

It certainly, er, cleaned him up

(runs)

absolutely brilliant :)

There was certainly some 'fast spin' involved.