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On what would have been Shane Warne‘s birthday, his daughter Brooke shared a heartfelt tribute to her late father, sending heavenly greetings in a touching social media post.
Brooke Warner’s birthday post for her late father
Brooke, who has often expressed her admiration and love for the legendary cricketer, took to Instagram to commemorate the day. In her birthday message, she wrote: “Happy heavenly birthday to you Dad. I love you so much, today will always be your special day!”
Brooke’s emotional note resonated with fans and followers alike, highlighting the enduring legacy of the cricket icon who passed away on March 4, 2022 at the age of 52.
Warne, known for his charismatic personality and unmatched skills on the cricket field, left an indelible mark on the sport and continues to be remembered fondly by fans worldwide.
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A statistical masterclass of Shane Warne
Shane Warne, one of the greatest spinners in the history of cricket, left an indelible mark on the sport with his exceptional skills and record-breaking performances.
Warne’s 15-year career was a testament to his dominance. He played a total of 145 Test matches and 194 One Day Internationals (ODIs), terrorizing batters with his leg spin.
In Test cricket, Warne’s accuracy and guile led him to claim 708 wickets, making him one of the highest wicket-takers in the format. His ability to deceive batters with his variations and extract bounce from any surface was unmatched.
In ODIs, Warne’s wicket-taking prowess continued. He finished his career with 293 ODI wickets, showcasing his versatility and adaptability in the shorter format.
Beyond his bowling, Warne also contributed significantly with the bat. He scored 3154 runs in Test matches and 1018 runs in ODIs, providing valuable support to his team on numerous occasions.
Warne’s impeccable numbers translated into several records. He holds the unique distinction of scoring the most runs in Test cricket without ever reaching a century, accumulating 4172 runs.
His bowling prowess was also unparalleled. Warne holds the record for the most Test wickets in a calendar year, with 96 dismissals in 2004. Additionally, he achieved the feat of taking four wickets in an innings three times consecutively, a testament to his consistency and skill.
