Graham Gooch remembers Shane Warne's 'ball of the century'

Graham Gooch looks back at the 'ball of the century' as he remembers Shane Warne's brilliance on and off the cricket pitch.

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[Steve-fnzc]

One of the true greats of English cricket talking eloquently about the late Great Shane Warne. RIP Warnie, we'll miss you.

[sultanabran]

when you get tributes like that from competitors you've dismantled, it's speaks volumes. classy words from mr gooch

[nicholasjohnson]

Mr Gooch, Warnie called you Mr Gooch because you are a legend yourself.

[matrix]

Gooch all class here. RIP Shane Warne, Very sad day

[tdamtoft]

As a Dane I never really understood cricket untill I moved to London in 1991, and only fully appreciated it thanks to Shane Warne and that generation of cricketers. Tear or two or three to the eye. RIP you GREAT!

[Poetry.Heaven]

So surreal to write Late Shane Warne.. gone way too soon. RIP Legend Warne

[souvik]

Warne's Commentary and Match Analysis was Gold class...Shall miss it💘

[MandySam]

Shane’s death proves the saying “only the good die young!” We all knew he was a tough & brilliant cricketer. But so many stories about what a great guy he was. He was the rockstar of cricket for sure!

[georgep]

Shane warne said in recent interview gooch was the hardest to bowl at 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😔

[peterfreeman]

From Perth WA
Graham Gooch
Great Batsman
Great Captain
Absolute Gentleman and sportsman
Fitting that he has given the most eloquent tribute to S Warne that I've heard to this date.
Update 5 days later:
Jus belatedly heard Nasser Hussein's tribute/comments which was at least on a par. Two English captains, champion cricketers and fine men. So sincere.

[samsungtap]

Goochie you did your share of entertaining...and a very nice tribute, thanks from aussie

[tweakintrax]

I shed a few tears today when i heard him and rod marsh tough day lot of wisdom gone

[mrkipling]

I’m going to miss his commentary, analysis and stories. He’ll be greatly missed. This one really hurts. RIP legend.

[brendandennis]

From one advanced hair studio ambassador to another. Thankyou Graham for your very gracious tribute, you've outshone the commentators down here that I've heard so far with those clear headed and beautiful recollections. Its obvious to me why he would call you Mr Gooch.

[ysgol]

When the world's greatest living sportsman dies so young and so suddenly it's a terrible terrible shock. RIP to the brilliant, unique Shane.

[nickbuckle]

I remember Gooch taking on Warne in 93 when the rest of the England team looked totally at odds, good battle.

[kye]

32 years of watching TV in the summer watching warnie bowl what a absolute Legend. Thanks for the memories Rip Warnie

[benjamingam]

I don't watch cricket. Don't understand cricket. Will never be a fan of cricket. BUT I've watched Shane Warne's bowl many times on YouTube. It's just too ridiculous how he can manipulate the ball. That zigzag ball was out of this world. RIP Mr Warne.

[royrdeoraj]

Lovely seeing our Essex and England skipper, paying tribute to the legend Shane Warne. Mr. Gooch looks amazing

[realMaverickBuckley]

I came home, the Mrs just said 'Shane Warnes died!!'




I teared up. Always loved Shane. He lived here in Brighton half the year. Obviously captained Hampshire. A great Australian Cricketer. A great Cricketer. A great human.

Just a legend. Shane Warne. An absolute Assassin on the pitch. But the kindest sweetest guy off it. He tried to help cricketers from the Captain of England, Australia or India to the lowliest club cricketer he met in an airport. Always happy with those big green eyes glinting at the camera, and his huge Hollywood white smile. What a ripper. They broke the mold when they made him. There really was, only one Shane Warne.