Shane Warne's interview with Michael Parkinson in 2007, just after retiring from Test cricket! #shanewarne #parkinson #warnie #cricket #shanewarnelegacy
I watched this interview years ago. Had to come back and watch it following the sad news. Warney meant a lot to the cricket world. Thanks for the memories Shane.
@@captpicard6894 ❤️. Would pick Shane any day of the week. Think he could bowl half of any team out...plus I am biased. I lived in London in the early 90s, and watched him in his pomp. Warnie gave so much pleasure - you know if he was on, Australia could come back from any position!!? Since he retired, and subsequently passed, never really had a thrill for cricket again. One in a billion, God given talent, and his own Aussie grit!!! Tc
@@alisher126 totally agree, with Warney in the side even if all the batsmen failed and he was bowling to a total of 150 or less to win on the last day of the test, you always felt he could get 6-30 and basically win the game single-handed.
Always knew he was a great cricketer but since his loss, having watched the interviews with Leigh Sales, Tracey Holmes and now this I didn't realise, even with his failings along the way, he was just a really good bloke ... talented beyond compare but still humble and self effacing ... if there is a God, in today's world, there's so many he could knock over with a heart attack and we'd be screaming with joy ... as it is we've missed out big time ...
RIP Sir Michael Parkinson (March 28, 1935 - August 16, 2023), aged 88 And RIP Shane Warne (September 13, 1969 - March 4, 2022), aged 52 You both will be remembered as legends.
A sad sad day for everyone with a passing interest in cricket, whether they realise it or not. The greatest bowler of all time if not greatest cricketer of thrm all. Bowled Warnie! RIP.
What a brilliant interview by both parties - the best in history at their trades. Brutally honest and a wonderfully personal insight into the mind and personality of the greatest bowler that cricket has ever seen. Bravo and kudos to both men. Parkinson reminds us all of what the art of interviewing is all about, as compared to the fatuous publicity shows that masquerade as interviews today. Just compare this to any episode of Graham Norton's drivel.
That year out of the game gifted him the longevity to become a true legend of the sport though the vanity, my mum gave me it, excuse is absolutely absurd.
I watched this interview years ago. Had to come back and watch it following the sad news. Warney meant a lot to the cricket world. Thanks for the memories Shane.
@M
Ah, stick to your boring wendyball. Soccer is a crap sport for dullards.
Pip pip!
Best spin bowler of all time, chatting with the best chat show host of all time, about the best sport of all time. Heaven😁😁😁😁
Best cricketer of all time, mate
@@alisher126
Interesting question, if you had to pick one player from any era to strengthen your side, who would you pick:-Bradman, Sobers, or Warne?
@@captpicard6894 ❤️. Would pick Shane any day of the week. Think he could bowl half of any team out...plus I am biased. I lived in London in the early 90s, and watched him in his pomp. Warnie gave so much pleasure - you know if he was on, Australia could come back from any position!!? Since he retired, and subsequently passed, never really had a thrill for cricket again. One in a billion, God given talent, and his own Aussie grit!!! Tc
@@alisher126 totally agree, with Warney in the side even if all the batsmen failed and he was bowling to a total of 150 or less to win on the last day of the test, you always felt he could get 6-30 and basically win the game single-handed.
Always knew he was a great cricketer but since his loss, having watched the interviews with Leigh Sales, Tracey Holmes and now this I didn't realise, even with his failings along the way, he was just a really good bloke ... talented beyond compare but still humble and self effacing ... if there is a God, in today's world, there's so many he could knock over with a heart attack and we'd be screaming with joy ... as it is we've missed out big time ...
@M ... umm, wtf has all that got to do with anything relating to Shane Warne ??
@M
Wow, you're dull. Move on. There's nothing for you here.
Obvs there isn't a god. It's science.
The good die young. The wicked live long and suffer. Bowled Shane RIP.
He was so honest about his mistakes and humble about his success. Flawed but human as we all are
Here sits the greatest leg spin bowler of cricketing history. thank you Parky for the extended interview.
Two of my favourite individuals. RiP both..you gave me much joy over the years in your fields of excellence
Interesting, intelligent, charming and very humble. Very sad that he died so young.
RIP Sir Michael Parkinson (March 28, 1935 - August 16, 2023), aged 88
And
RIP Shane Warne (September 13, 1969 - March 4, 2022), aged 52
You both will be remembered as legends.
RIP Shane. It was an awesome privilege to watch you
A sad sad day for everyone with a passing interest in cricket, whether they realise it or not.
The greatest bowler of all time if not greatest cricketer of thrm all.
Bowled Warnie!
RIP.
Best captain Australia NEVER had and should have.
Fantastic guy..sadly missed..the charity work was awesome..thank u Shane..
Reunited in heaven
Brilliant! That was intriguing. Warne , we all know, was one of the all time greats. However, he really came across as a decent and good man.
What a brilliant interview by both parties - the best in history at their trades. Brutally honest and a wonderfully personal insight into the mind and personality of the greatest bowler that cricket has ever seen. Bravo and kudos to both men. Parkinson reminds us all of what the art of interviewing is all about, as compared to the fatuous publicity shows that masquerade as interviews today.
Just compare this to any episode of Graham Norton's drivel.
Fully agree
This was really good thanks for uploading
Thank you for all the memories shane, watching you bowl was one of my favourite things in life.
Rest easy brother 🙏♥️
I met shane and he was the best.
Shane Warne, any time, all the time 💗 Love this guy 💖
get a life
My favourite Aussie only wished he was English RIP Shane
GOAT
R.I.P. Warnie 🏏🇦🇺🙏
He's missed here in England too, mate. Some folk transcend sporting rivalry.
Best wishes.
Oh yes Shane, like that Shane
Thank you 😅.
RIP both!!! Going to ask his friend Geoffrey boycott in October 😢
At least Parky was a cricket tragic of the best kind
❤💔🏏
'he thought it was a cold beer so he dived for it!:
RIP legend
I love that line haha, brilliant
Parky used to sledge Australia calling it bad winners because of Shane going off after match’s.
Good on him
That year out of the game gifted him the longevity to become a true legend of the sport though the vanity, my mum gave me it, excuse is absolutely absurd.
Excess deaths
sheez - an 1 1/2 hours of listening to this dill talk his innate jabber would be like a worse form of Chinese water-torture
Go watch something else then
Who’s the idiot now?
Delete your comment out of respect for the man.
@@astroboy3002
Ignore him. Stupidity is incurable.