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Shane Warne's return tomorrow
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Tom Halsey
International Coach
Yep. Interesting to see how he goes on his return.
Personally, I hope he takes a 5-fer. :P
Personally, I hope he takes a 5-fer. :P
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
yeah, i think he will do well though
Lord of the Spin: Return of the KING
Lord of the Spin: Return of the KING
Gaijin-san
Banned
Warney, I love you man.
Welcome back buddy.
Welcome back buddy.
Langeveldt
Soutie
Return of a legend!
How do people think he will do??
My gut feeling is that he wont be his best ever again, but he should get his place off MacGill, and do Okay...
How do people think he will do??
My gut feeling is that he wont be his best ever again, but he should get his place off MacGill, and do Okay...
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
KishanTeli
School Boy/Girl Cricketer
I hope he does really well, he is a legend and good to watch as well 
Ford_GTHO351
U19 Vice-Captain
LORD OF THE SPIN
"The Return of the King"
Starring Shane Warne starts today
"The Return of the King"
Starring Shane Warne starts today
My gut feeling would be to agree with you there.Langeveldt said:
But Ive just seen him written off so many times only to come back better.
In the Windies in 99 he was dropped & the media was on about how the surgery had affected his bowling , he was apparently a whisker from retirement.
Then under 6 months later he went to England & was half the reason we won the world cup (Steve Waugh being the other half
).He missed all of 2000/01 & when he returned the Indians made him look a fool , he was overweight , getting old & bowling very poorly.
Things really didnt look good.
Then he went to England & bowled like a god once more to reclaim his mantle.
In 2001/02 against New Zealand he was very average , they played him well but he really didnt look threatening at all , once more the media was all over him & people were wondering if it was the final chapter.
He then came back to his best against South Africa (home & away) & the way he bowled against Pakistan suggested he was here to stay.
Then he took a couple of pills & the rest is history.
But still you dont write off a champion whos come back so many times before , he will suprise us all.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Hmmm...shame for him then that he doesn't get to play either England or South Africa this year. Just Sri Lanka & India away...iamdavid said:My gut feeling would be to agree with you there.
But Ive just seen him written off so many times only to come back better.
In the Windies in 99 he was dropped & the media was on about how the surgery had affected his bowling , he was apparently a whisker from retirement.
Then under 6 months later he went to England & was half the reason we won the world cup (Steve Waugh being the other half
He missed all of 2000/01 & when he returned the Indians made him look a fool , he was overweight , getting old & bowling very poorly.
Things really didnt look good.
Then he went to England & bowled like a god once more to reclaim his mantle.
In 2001/02 against New Zealand he was very average , they played him well but he really didnt look threatening at all , once more the media was all over him & people were wondering if it was the final chapter.
He then came back to his best against South Africa (home & away) & the way he bowled against Pakistan suggested he was here to stay.
Then he took a couple of pills & the rest is history.
But still you dont write off a champion whos come back so many times before , he will suprise us all.
Langeveldt
Soutie
iamdavid said:
Then under 6 months later he went to England & was half the reason we won the world cup (Steve Waugh being the other half
And Herschelle Gibbs the other half :alien8:
And why have loads of Warnies come backs been against England? Seems to love it here.. I hope he is here for the next ashes...
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Hmm...three halves don't make a whole...Langeveldt said:
Tom Halsey
International Coach
Erm...World Cup '99? Ashes 2001? Pakistan 2002?Richard said: