Shane Warne Australia Teammates Become Emotional

Shane Warne Australia Teammates Become Emotional. Former Australian cricketers also paid tribute to Shane Warne, who died on Friday from a suspected heart attack, on social media.

Shane Warne, an Australian cricket legend, died on Friday at the age of 52 in Thailand. The news shook the cricket world, with former and current players also taking to Twitter to express their condolences. However, Ricky Ponting led the Australian cricket community’s reactions, posting a heartfelt message for Warne on Twitter. He also wrote, “It’s difficult to put into words how I feel. I first met him at the Academy when I was 15 years old. He also, gave me my moniker. We were also teammates for over a decade, experiencing all of life’s highs and lows together. Throughout it all, he was someone you could always rely on, someone who cared deeply about his family…”

Moreover He went on to say, “…someone who would be there for you when you needed him and would always prioritize his friends. I’ve never played with or against a better bowler. King, rest in peace. Keith, Bridgette, Jason, Brooke, Jackson, and Summer are on my mind.”

Shane Warne Australia Teammates Become Emotional

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Hard to put this into words. I first met him when I was 15 at the Academy. He gave me my nickname.

We were teammates for more than a decade, riding all the highs and lows together.

Through it all he was someone you could always count on, someone who loved his family… pic.twitter.com/KIvo7s9Ogp

— Ricky Ponting AO (@RickyPonting) March 5, 2022

…someone who would be there for you when you needed him and always put his mates first.

The greatest bowler I ever played with or against.

RIP King. My thoughts are with Keith, Bridgette, Jason, Brooke, Jackson and Summer. pic.twitter.com/sxhUAf6kzB

— Ricky Ponting AO (@RickyPonting) March 5, 2022

Former Australian wicketkeeper and Warne teammate Adam Gilchrist also took to Twitter to say that keeping wickets for Warne was the highlight of his career.

“Numb. The highlight of my cricketing career was to keep wicket to Warnie. Best seat in the house to watch the maestro at work. Have also often felt a tad selfish, that Heals and I pretty much exclusively are the only ones who had that thrill and pleasure at Test level. Rip Warnie”, Adam Gilchris Also wrote.

Numb. The highlight of my cricketing career was to keep wicket to Warnie. Best seat in the house to watch the maestro at work. Have often felt a tad selfish, that Heals and I pretty much exclusively are the only ones who had that thrill and pleasure at Test level. Rip Warnie.💔😢

— Adam Gilchrist (@gilly381) March 4, 2022

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Here are some of the other reactions:

Can’t believe it 💔
The greatest bowler to play the game ever ! The RockStar of cricket ! Gone too soon.
RIP mate 😢 pic.twitter.com/SNAGISCmIz

— Brett Lee (@BrettLee_58) March 4, 2022

This just unfathomable to lose another great of our cricket family. Warnie was the ultimate entertainer on and off the field, never a dull moment who lived life to the fullest.Deepest condolences to his loved ones.
RIP mate.

— Mark Waugh (@juniorwaugh349) March 4, 2022

RIP Warnie🙏 God only made one model of you my friend. #warnie #baggygreen #kingofspin pic.twitter.com/qIcgo6jEke

— Matthew Hayden AM (@HaydosTweets) March 5, 2022

Furthermore, Warne, a former Australia captain, played in 145 Test matches and took 708 wickets. He is also the world’s second-highest Test wicket-taker, trailing only Muttiah Muralitharan. In addition, he has 293 dismissals in 194 ODIs.

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