Matches (22)

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CPL (2)

Women's Hundred (3)

AUS vs SA (1)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (8)

Top End T20 (3)

Challenge League A (1)

MO-M

109/7

BP-M

(83/100 balls, T:110) 113/3

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STKNP

133/9

ABF

(19.4/20 ov, T:134) 137/3

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Shane Warne

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Watching Warnie

Looking on as the world's greatest legspinner strutted his stuff was quite the education for a lesser-accomplished member of the breed

02-May-2013•Steven Lynch

The Bogus Age

Gideon Haigh joins Jarrod to discuss run-outs, the art of running, writing about friends, and throwing bats in the Big Bash. Also, Shane Watson, again

02-Apr-2013•Jarrod Kimber

Warne's Muppets

Gideon Haigh joins Jarrod Kimber to discuss the term "Warniefesto" - does Warne just want to give his mates a job? - Muppets, bit-part spinners in India and Steve O'Keefe's pet problem

22-Mar-2013•Jarrod Kimber

The most bizarre of punishments

Dear sweet Superman, Moses and Mr Lillee, is this fair dinkum? Have they really stood down four blokes because they didn't do an assignment? From the Australian Test team? A team down 0-2 in a four-Test series in India?

15-Mar-2013•Matt Cleary

Warne's spin on Australian slow bowling

Shane Warne's manifesto for Australian cricket has finally ventured into the area he knows most about: spin bowling

04-Mar-2013•Daniel Brettig

Making sense of the 'Warnifesto'

While Shane Warne's manifesto for Australian cricket might seem radical to some, Gideon Haigh believes it has plenty in common with the current model.

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Warne's prescription for Australian cricket

If Shane Warne had his way , Australia's selection panel would comprise Rod Marsh, Mark Waugh, Damian Martyn and Glenn McGrath; and Mark Taylor, Stephen Fleming, Ian Chappell, Michael Bevan/Michael Hussey, Darren Lehmann and Merv Hughes/Bruce Reid would r

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

First glimpse of Shane Warne

I remember my first encounter with Shane Warne, in 1993, when Australia were about to play their first match of the Ashes tour against an England Amateurs XI at Radlett, just north of London

25-Feb-2013•Philip Brown

A disgrace to cricket

For the first time ever, my entire family happened to be watching this game when the Warne/Samuels incident kicked off

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

Test XV - the final readers' selection

Selection of an all-time Test XV based on readers' votes

25-Feb-2013•Anantha Narayanan

The best bowling trios in Test cricket

Determining the best bowling trios in Test matches by analysing various performance aspects of a bowling attack

25-Feb-2013•Anantha Narayanan

Warne 'a myth made flesh'

Cricket writer Gideon Haigh talks to Warren Boland about his new book about legspinner Shane Warne, On Warne

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Sledging is not necessary

So Paul Nixon, gifted ex-international cricketer and intellectual giant, thinks that sledging is a sign of wanting to win

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

A smoking area for Shane?

There has been a lot of renaming at Hampshire's homeground

25-Feb-2013•Andrew McGlashan

BBL chief McKenna's dual roles under spotlight

Mike McKenna's contentious dual role as Cricket Australia's commercial chief and custodian of its disciplinary codes will be examined as part of CA's integrity review

22-Feb-2013•Daniel Brettig

Clarke backs Howard ... and Warne

Michael Clarke performed a feat of rare diplomacy on the eve of his side's ODI series against the West Indies as he managed to balance his friendship with Shane Warne, and his fealty to Cricket Australia's high performance chief Pat Howard

31-Jan-2013•Daniel Brettig

Not such a simple game, Shane

Shane Warne's review of Australian cricket isn't always wrong, but the national team is not a franchise he can sway by force of personality

31-Jan-2013•Jarrod Kimber

Shane Warne presents alternate reality

Shane Warne has proposed an alternate reality for Australian cricket. It is one in which Mark Taylor is the generalissimo, Stephen Fleming the coach, and Ian Chappell the Godfatherly consultant for all players to lean on

30-Jan-2013•Daniel Brettig

Warnie, warts and all

Gideon Haigh trains his masterly eye on one of the most compelling cricketers of all time

26-Jan-2013•Daniel Brettig

'I'm the legend now' - Samuels

Marlon Samuels has accused Shane Warne of "desperate" behaviour after escaping with a reprimand for his part in an ugly confrontation with Warne during the Big Bash League

21-Jan-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

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