Only problem with these videos is you don’t see the build up balls that lead the batsmen to play back and get caught on the crease. That was the beauty of Warne. A forever thinking bowler. Set them up and knocked them down.
NIKHIL KARPATE he wouldn’t of set a good example to Aussie cricketers and his team mates with his gambling, smoking and drinking habits. He was vice captain at one point though if I remember right
Warne was never the character you want as a captain. He was someone who even captains found tough to handle, the kind of person he was and that's why ponting is so respected because he knew how to handle each and every player
@@patrickgracias5782 smoking gambling and drinking? Have you always been this soft Australians had a backbone in the 90s and 00s now everyone gets offended by everything
Always loved hearing Richie commentating to Warne. Insight and class. Richie was one of crickets truly great leggies with 250 wkts at 27 over a long career...and watching Warne bowl turned the clock back for him. He sounded genuinely excited watching him bowl.
@thatsbollox Richie said Warne was the best leg spin bowler there has ever been & he would’ve bowled more like Warne in his own playing days. Utmost respect
Best spinner of all time without a hinge of doubt. Wrist spin is one of the most difficult things anyone can master-up, he did that with absolute precision and extraordinary success.
It’s not just about 90s kids No one has ever spun the cricket ball like Shane Warne did No one will spin the cricket ball like Shane Warne did Shane Warne is all time favourite
Richie’s call that is a wonderful delivery, absolutely wonderful. Reminds me of my mother when I came home with two A,s on my report card. I am lying I never took home a report card.
So privileged to be on board your journey,to see your career.The heart you showed kids doing it tough,brings tears to my eyes. Thank you warnie. God speed.
I’m so glad someone has finally put together a compilation of some of Warnie’s better flippers. A difficult ball to execute, Shane placed so much top-spin on the ball, that it accelerate off the pitch with astonishing speed.
That was beautiful to watch. When you remember that he had all the other leg-spin tricks - a great leg break, wrong 'un, slider etc and then you see this you realise you really are watching greatness
Incredible contol of a cricket ball while bowling! What a bowler, Warne. Took leg spin to a different level and brought back enormous interest in spin bowling, when fast bowlers were ruling the game. Terrific cricketer and a legend. Thanks Warnie.
Underrated how much Warnie was always able to adapt & grow as a bowler. The fact that he all but lost his killer flipper after the shoulder surgery he had in 2002 due to dislocating it (After already having it completely reconstructed in 98'). Imagine taking away a batsmans most effective shot? Loses his flipper but still goes on to develop the Slider, which became particularly effective in England (Especially the '05 ashes) and kept adapting his bowling after the finger surgeries & everything else. Super impressive. Was a completely different leg spinner by the end of his career, but was still just as effective, and continued to get some of the best batsmen out well past his prime. He became a more cunning & wily bowler in the latter years. Didn't get as much savage spin & drift, and didn't have quite the same level of variation, but he was such a thinker. And almost always managed to set traps & out think his opposition. The guy was a genius on the field. And the one thing he never lost, and in fact continued to get better at, was his accuracy. Almost never gave his opposition easy runs with full tosses or half trackers. Game hasn't been the same since he left, and we still havn't come close to seeing anyone like him.
The best spinner ever..the flipper, the leg break, the top spinner, the googly, the faster leg break..he had so much variety. We miss you shane..no one can come close.
Just wish cricket australia had access to cricket footages all around the world so that we could get to see more such rare compilations of videos.That flipper was lethal.Warne's shoulder injury restrained it quite a lot.
People keep saying the 'flipper kept low'!..Well it always does, it skids through, and can even come back slightly from the off..It's also very difficult to 'pick' from the hand, and is often misread as a quicker leg break!..Watch this video carefully, and you will see all the batsman playing back, thinking it's a faster legspinner, and Warne making them look rather silly as he goes straight through them between bat and pad!..Difficult delivery to bowl..But Warne was the absolute master of it!
yeah thats like the definition of a flipper, stays low and rushes through. If you are looking for the opposite variation, the one that jumps up and just hangs there, order a topspin
I lost interest in cricket after he retired from playing, because he was so exciting to watch. Couldn't believe the sad news that he was gone forever. So many great players from that era. Sachin Tandulkar, Brian Lara and so many more.
@@dandiojhymin2000 you are correct, flippers and sliders while having a similar effect are different variations. The flipper being the more difficult to bowl.
Shane warne is a greatest legspinner in cricket history who can spin a ball with different variations anybody in future also can't replace his technique and talent he is a god of legspin
Ah, Warnie ❤❤❤. Human off the field…..On the field, ball in hand, King of Spin. Loved watching him play. Lost to us too soon. Miss ya face, SKW 😢😢🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
The late great Richie Benaud's commentary, as a one-time legspinner, was as masterful and as simple as the ball itself: "Well, well, well...that's as a good of a flipper that you'll see."
Warne was most dangerous on BOUNCY wickets - it meant his stock ball was maybe more predictable but his variants (including the flipper) were much harder to anticipate. That's why, uniquely for a spinner, his record was better outside the subcontinent than in it.
Stuart MacGill is the most unlucky player ever. He was easily the second best Australian spinner ever but rarely got in the Test team because he bowled leg spin like the very best Australian spinner ever. And that's just Australia - it was indeed an era of great spinners who could sometimes destroy teams on any wicket.
@@kenoliver8913 agreed, and another reason why Australia was so unstoppable in that era. Oh the worlds best spinner is out, ok wel put the 2nd best spinner in.
I cannot believe he left THIS world. WARNE controlled the ball with his mind even after it left his hand. THE LEGEND AND GOD OF SPIN BOWLING. Wherever he is, whether there is heaven or heaven is just simply an imagination, I hope that he spins that ball and controls the batsmen's minds forever and ever. "Bowling Shane".
Every night i go to sleep watching the legend, the magician, the best spinner's videos and i dream in next life to be a warne..... Just the bowler, not anything else. :p
When Richie is commentating about the flipper there is real pride in his voice.
Agreed. Benaud himself was an early prototype of Warne. Flamboyant spinner who wasn't afraid to be himself.
Stamps?
Only problem with these videos is you don’t see the build up balls that lead the batsmen to play back and get caught on the crease.
That was the beauty of Warne. A forever thinking bowler. Set them up and knocked them down.
The one to stewart is uploaded on robelinda2 . Full set-up, no cuts.
YESS. Thats why it was fun watching him - the build up.
All players out are playing on back foot
I think it is more of bad batting than good bowling
@@moonkhaskheli1065 Then you simply have no idea....
Warne is an epitome of the phrase 'Thinking bowler'. His match awareness was second to none. Probably the greatest captain Australia never had.
NIKHIL KARPATE he wouldn’t of set a good example to Aussie cricketers and his team mates with his gambling, smoking and drinking habits. He was vice captain at one point though if I remember right
there would have been lack of discipline. Plus Ponting won all the trophies aussies could ask for..except ashes in England
Warne was never the character you want as a captain. He was someone who even captains found tough to handle, the kind of person he was and that's why ponting is so respected because he knew how to handle each and every player
He did won an ipl trophy the 1st one for rajasthan royals
@@patrickgracias5782 smoking gambling and drinking?
Have you always been this soft
Australians had a backbone in the 90s and 00s now everyone gets offended by everything
Always loved hearing Richie commentating to Warne. Insight and class. Richie was one of crickets truly great leggies with 250 wkts at 27 over a long career...and watching Warne bowl turned the clock back for him. He sounded genuinely excited watching him bowl.
They are together now, hard to believe
Yes, Richie loved Warnie for sure
@@herbie0408 - Absolutely mate, I can't believe it! Two legends😍
@thatsbollox Richie said Warne was the best leg spin bowler there has ever been & he would’ve bowled more like Warne in his own playing days. Utmost respect
Yeah could listen to Richie commentating to Warne all day. He was so proud of Warne.
Shane Warne was to bowling what Lara was to batting. It was sheer joy watching them exhibit their mastery.
Best spinner of all time without a hinge of doubt. Wrist spin is one of the most difficult things anyone can master-up, he did that with absolute precision and extraordinary success.
His flippers were the best.. but the main thing is how wonderfully he set up the batsman and pull off surprise flipper delivery.. great bowler
Rip legend 💔 we miss you 90s kids favourite spin bowler
@J G show some respect mate
It’s not just about 90s kids
No one has ever spun the cricket ball like Shane Warne did
No one will spin the cricket ball like Shane Warne did
Shane Warne is all time favourite
@J G Soccer Football sucks donkey balls mate. Totally jaded and drab sport.
@J G spam comment
The best of times was to hear Bill and Ritchie commentating as the GOAT did his stuff.
I miss them all.
He made me to love cricket once again. Will miss you mate .
Richie’s call that is a wonderful delivery, absolutely wonderful. Reminds me of my mother when I came home with two A,s on my report card. I am lying I never took home a report card.
Goodness gracious those flippers of Warnie is a treat to watch. Man the old Aussies give me so much joy to watch
Why r u trying to speak exaggerated english like a foreigner
No doubt warney was so unpredictable with his variations. one of them being the flipper
What a gun!
Some of these were googlies , not all flippers
He had 6-7 balls. I saw him in a video talking about three different leg spinners! That's not including variations of speed and "loop"
So privileged to be on board your journey,to see your career.The heart you showed kids doing it tough,brings tears to my eyes. Thank you warnie. God speed.
What a privilege it was to watch him bowl. There'll never be another leg spinner like him.
Richie "Well, well well....." Best opening to a video ever.
One of the best memories i also have is Gilli shouting from behind the wicket in his aussie accent ... bawwling shoane !!! 😆
Hahaha.. imperishable memories
Ian Healy did that one better to be honest lol
That was Healy.
I’m so glad someone has finally put together a compilation of some of Warnie’s better flippers. A difficult ball to execute, Shane placed so much top-spin on the ball, that it accelerate off the pitch with astonishing speed.
Back spin, not top spin
My favourite bowler to watch, absolute delight to watch him doing his thing.
Well you were the last to comment on this video before his death
Forget meditation, this is the ultimate stress relief
That was beautiful to watch. When you remember that he had all the other leg-spin tricks - a great leg break, wrong 'un, slider etc and then you see this you realise you really are watching greatness
The greatest leg spin...lot of love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
The best ever and there won’t be one like him again. Memories of joy. Enjoy bowling in the sky Warnie 🏏
Incredible contol of a cricket ball while bowling! What a bowler, Warne. Took leg spin to a different level and brought back enormous interest in spin bowling, when fast bowlers were ruling the game. Terrific cricketer and a legend. Thanks Warnie.
Richie's commentry is as good as the flipper Warne bowled!
3:53 you can feel Richie Benaud genuinely enjoying the bowling with this commentary
Richie was, of course, a leg spinner himself.
Underrated how much Warnie was always able to adapt & grow as a bowler. The fact that he all but lost his killer flipper after the shoulder surgery he had in 2002 due to dislocating it (After already having it completely reconstructed in 98'). Imagine taking away a batsmans most effective shot? Loses his flipper but still goes on to develop the Slider, which became particularly effective in England (Especially the '05 ashes) and kept adapting his bowling after the finger surgeries & everything else. Super impressive. Was a completely different leg spinner by the end of his career, but was still just as effective, and continued to get some of the best batsmen out well past his prime.
He became a more cunning & wily bowler in the latter years. Didn't get as much savage spin & drift, and didn't have quite the same level of variation, but he was such a thinker. And almost always managed to set traps & out think his opposition. The guy was a genius on the field. And the one thing he never lost, and in fact continued to get better at, was his accuracy. Almost never gave his opposition easy runs with full tosses or half trackers.
Game hasn't been the same since he left, and we still havn't come close to seeing anyone like him.
Great spinner in the cricket world. You will be missed Shane. Love you. 💖
Just one word: LEGEND.
Thanks for sharing this rare gold video of the Legend Warne...
Everything was right about Warnie.. his bowling action, position of the arm when bowling the flipper, speed of the delivery.. just poetry in motion
Hats off to _The_ King of Spin. He'll be missed by us all. 🏏👑
I heard that Daryll Cullinan wakes up in the middle of the night screaming "Flipper!! Flipper!!"
The best spinner ever..the flipper, the leg break, the top spinner, the googly, the faster leg break..he had so much variety. We miss you shane..no one can come close.
Death has to more unpredictable than Warne's flipper. I was totat in shock hearing his eternal departure.
Just wish cricket australia had access to cricket footages all around the world so that we could get to see more such rare compilations of videos.That flipper was lethal.Warne's shoulder injury restrained it quite a lot.
RIP Shane Warne (September 13, 1969 - March 4, 2022), aged 52
You will be remembered as a legend.
R.I.P Legend all time great Shane Warne 🙏🙏🙏
That color cricket is so good to watch
There is no one better than this man🙌
That razzaq wicket in the 1999 series is the best laughter wicket of warnie...Use your bat son 😂😂
People keep saying the 'flipper kept low'!..Well it always does, it skids through, and can even come back slightly from the off..It's also very difficult to 'pick' from the hand, and is often misread as a quicker leg break!..Watch this video carefully, and you will see all the batsman playing back, thinking it's a faster legspinner, and Warne making them look rather silly as he goes straight through them between bat and pad!..Difficult delivery to bowl..But Warne was the absolute master of it!
yeah thats like the definition of a flipper, stays low and rushes through. If you are looking for the opposite variation, the one that jumps up and just hangs there, order a topspin
The flipper and the topspin are in the game WCC 2
Thanks daddy
Alec Stewarts reaction is priceless. "I missed it again!"
thanks for the memories, Shane Warne.
Sir Richie Benaud, absolutele commentary ledgend. I'm sure he loved it throughout the Warne era. Much ❤.
I lost interest in cricket after he retired from playing, because he was so exciting to watch. Couldn't believe the sad news that he was gone forever. So many great players from that era. Sachin Tandulkar, Brian Lara and so many more.
AMAZING video!
I haven't seen anyone bowl a flipper nowadays let alone a good one.
Why
Yasir Shah... in the eng vs pak test match
You will see kuldeep vishnoi.. in near future.. he is a rock star...
@@dandiojhymin2000 they were told by the commentators as "flippers"
@@dandiojhymin2000 you are correct, flippers and sliders while having a similar effect are different variations. The flipper being the more difficult to bowl.
Cricketers like Shane Warne are genuine watch winners irrespective of era.
One of the best and greatest leg spiner all the time that ever produced from Australia
Absolutely spin wizard master of all tricks. Played with the minds of batsman
Love you Cricket Australia for these wonderful videos... ❤️❤️
I love how Ian Healy knows when the flipper is about to bowled by watching the release of the ball and celebrates like he has bowled it , love cricket
Who is best spinner ?
Shane Warne - like
Muttiah Muralitharan - comment
Muralitharan
Murli 😏
Franklin Jeno mm
Warne.
Cricket was changed to accommodate Murali's bent arm.
We can't compare any bowler with mularilathiran
Can’t believe he is no more ! RIP Warnie
I just love the batsmen’s reactions. Total disbelief! RIP mate. I hope you are enjoying those never ending lasagnas. GOAT!!
Greatest flipper of all time
ILWIR
Shane warne is a greatest legspinner in cricket history who can spin a ball with different variations anybody in future also can't replace his technique and talent he is a god of legspin
Many players will come & go but Warnie & Murli will be right there on the top ..GOAT!
RIP Legend
miss you warney
It's a pity today's generation barely gets to see this category of bowlers called "legendary bowlers". Such specie did exist once. Barely anymore.
shane warne is magician in cricket history
The best
All time best spinner in cricket history one and only one...in world cricket till cricket is live ..he lives on ...
Watching him in the early to mid 90s before shoulder injury his flipper was unplayable . Rip legend
Damn I miss those days of cricket.
Tony Greig commenting on Shane Warne in the afterlife :)
He work his arse of to get to that level.. he perfected the art of spinning the ball a real Aussie fighter. He was a One in a generation kid.
Pure Genius form Warnie.
You will be greatly missed.😭😭😭
Master of the art.
Ah, Warnie ❤❤❤. Human off the field…..On the field, ball in hand, King of Spin. Loved watching him play. Lost to us too soon. Miss ya face, SKW 😢😢🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Score Card in each of these highlights shows the Might of the Aussies in that era
RIP Champ, you were the best of them all. You made them look like idiots when you got them.
Greatest spinner of all time.
one of the greatest leg spinner, the game has ever saw.
5:25 When you realise Warne's flipper turns better than your leg break......
😱😱😱
Don't call out Adam Zampa like that.
Greater than Murali
Ahahaha
It was slidder. It too hurries onto the batsman, but doesn't stay low.
He couldn't ball flipper after he had shoulder surgery at around 1999.
He's Warne and I am nothing, no surprise.
such a pleasure watching Warne
Played most of his home matches in the paradise of Fast bowling and as spinner still the 2nd highest wicket taker
What a legend.....doubt there will be another like him...RIP mate❤
The late great Richie Benaud's commentary, as a one-time legspinner, was as masterful and as simple as the ball itself: "Well, well, well...that's as a good of a flipper that you'll see."
Warne taking wickets without the help of pitch cracks.
Warne was most dangerous on BOUNCY wickets - it meant his stock ball was maybe more predictable but his variants (including the flipper) were much harder to anticipate. That's why, uniquely for a spinner, his record was better outside the subcontinent than in it.
the quality of spin bowling at that time is just unmatchable
Stuart MacGill is the most unlucky player ever. He was easily the second best Australian spinner ever but rarely got in the Test team because he bowled leg spin like the very best Australian spinner ever. And that's just Australia - it was indeed an era of great spinners who could sometimes destroy teams on any wicket.
@@kenoliver8913 agreed, and another reason why Australia was so unstoppable in that era. Oh the worlds best spinner is out, ok wel put the 2nd best spinner in.
That flipper at @2:15 is the most plumb thing I’ve ever seen 😂 🐐
Unplayable deliveries by warne, delighted to watch
Never gets old. RIP mate.
He is no more 🥺😭 RIP legend ❤️🙏
Batsmen are so very late bringing the bat down, the ball must really scream through to hit the stumps. What a magician!
Warnie bowled at 78km-83km/hr. The flipper goes through at 88km-95km/hr so it was a faster ball, so it moved quicker and straighter.
“No idea!” The many batsmen who could not believe what just happened to them. RIP King
Great compilation, just like the bowling
I cannot believe he left THIS world. WARNE controlled the ball with his mind even after it left his hand. THE LEGEND AND GOD OF SPIN BOWLING. Wherever he is, whether there is heaven or heaven is just simply an imagination, I hope that he spins that ball and controls the batsmen's minds forever and ever. "Bowling Shane".
Lucky to watch his spells since1996
കുട്ടിക്കാലത്തെ എന്റെ ആരാധകൻ😍😍😍😍😍.ഇദ്ദേഹത്തിന്റെ സ്പിൻ കണ്ടാണ് ഞാൻ പന്ത് എറിഞ്ഞിരുന്നത്💙💙💙💙💙💙
R.I.P WARNE WE ALL MISS U KING OF SPIN 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Most beautiful action in the world
One of greatest spinner of all time. There will be no 2nd Shane Warne
Greatest leggie ever! But i think there will be.
Every night i go to sleep watching the legend, the magician, the best spinner's videos and i dream in next life to be a warne..... Just the bowler, not anything else. :p
Thank you for this tube - excellent
The best spinner ever to play the game💯🇦🇺💪
Superb entertainer whose bowling was as entertaining as swashbuckling batting 🎩’s off to legend n RIP💔Warnie
He made very good batsmen look very ordinary .... RIP Legend.
The Once in a lifetime Genius.
Spin Bowling became famous because of Shane Warne.
Sorry spin bowling was famous way before Warne, it was made famous by Bedi & later Abdul Qader who resurrected the dying art of leg spin