Shane Warne  

'It was almost like he (Sachin Tendulkar) was playing cat and mouse with (Shane) Warne and not many batsmen can play cat and mouse with Shane Warne because he’s so talented,' Brett Lee said

American basketball legend Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash. India captain Virat Kohli led cricketers' tributes

When Sourav Ganguly takes over as the BCCI president, he will certainly display a no-compromising attitude. We have compiled a few incidents from his career, where he has stood firm like a rock  

From Tendulkar to Shane Warne, condolences poured in as the cricket fraternity mourned the loss of Pakistan spin legend Abdul Qadir
 

Australian spin legend Shane Warne unveiled his dream World Cup XI which included only one Indian. Warne picked his 11 players at 'India Today Salaam Cricket 2019' in London on Sunday (June 2). The former leg-spinner said he was chosen players who he had played with and against, so current India captain Virat Kohli was not considered. Here is Warne’s dream World Cup XI. The current edition of the World Cup is underway in England and Wales. The final of ICC World Cup 2019 is on July 14 at Lord’s.

India captain Virat Kohli said he would have loved to have this Australian legend in his team. Ahead of the ICC World Cup 2019, Kohli spoke about the player and also revealed how marriage to Anushka Sharma had helped his captaincy

While Shane Warne went after Ashwin and called his action 'disgraceful', noted TV commentator and writer Harsha Bhogle defended the Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) skipper. However, Warne was not impressed by Bhogle's views

"Leg spinners provide option and variety. In particular, if you look at Kuldeep (Yadav), his strength is not how far he turns the ball but his strength is how the ball just like Shane Warne's deliveries arrive at the batsman. It has a distinct curve in the air," Matthew Hayden said

The 49-year-old Shane Warne questioned Australia's domestic cricket structure and said the Grade system was "going backwards". He also questioned Australian bowlers' lengths against India batsmen where they managed to get only one LBW decision in the whole four-Test rubber

Nathan Lyon dismissed Azhar Ali caught and bowled to break Brett Lee's record. When he had Babar Azam bowled for a duck, he went past Mitchell Johnson