Shane Warne
LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 13: (L-R) Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne attends the screening of Tania Bryer's CNBC interview with former President Bill Clinton on March 13, 2013 in London, England.
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This feels like a kick in the teeth for them, the Royals fans, the Royals players and the game of cricket
I bowled a leg-spinner at him, not trying to turn it too much ... Maybe he should have come forward. It turned a little bit. He played back and it kept a bit low for the lbw.
Flem told me that he had bowled a stock ball and advised me to do the sameMore quotes »
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pinnacle of world glory with the help of traditional names like Ian Healy, Greg Chappell, Sir Donald Bradman, Matthew Hayden, Shane Warne and Adam Gilchrist. However, after reports surfaced that the Australian cricket scene was 'pale, male and stale', cricket from New Kerala Read more »
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as if he had spun it himself. His first victim was DeFreitas. "I bowled a leg-spinner at him, not trying to turn it too much," Warne said. "Maybe he should have come forward. It turned a little bit. He played back and it kept a bit low for the lbw." That brought from Guardian Unlimited Read more »
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