His approach to the game was with a winning mentality and his impact on the sport was far greater than just his character
Shane Warne delivers to Mark Ramprakash who is then stumped by Adam Gilchrist in the third Ashes Test at Trent Bridge in 2001.Shane Warne delivers to Mark Ramprakash who is then stumped by Adam Gilchrist in the third Ashes Test at Trent Bridge in 2001.never saw the likes of Richie Benaud and the famous leg-spinners of yesteryear, but even so I can say with complete confidence thatis right up there among the greats of the game throughout history.
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