Warne says he would return if asked

[Fenil]

Its good for Warney and Australia and he doesn't make a return to the test team. He obviously has lost his touch as well. Got hammered by the Renegades batsmen today.

Melbourne Renegades v Melbourne Stars at Melbourne (Docklands), Dec 7, 2012 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo

 

[Cricketman]

Warne would totally fail the drug test again if he came back . He looks as if he has been hitting his momma's diet pills hardcore after retirement!

I prefer the chubby warne TBH

 

[Epic]

Its good for Warney and Australia and he doesn't make a return to the test team. He obviously has lost his touch as well. Got hammered by the Renegades batsmen today.

Melbourne Renegades v Melbourne Stars at Melbourne (Docklands), Dec 7, 2012 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo

So Murali can return and you'd be okay with it?

 

[Fenil]

So Murali can return and you'd be okay with it?

Did I mentioned that? I would like the legends not return or those who haven't retired yet, take a timely retirement. Doing otherwise, will only ruin their legacy a bit. Kapil Dev of India was given an extended run of 2 years despite being out of form, before he finally retired. For those who know it, it was a little depressing to see that. I'd ideally want an legend to go like Gilly or Gavaskar. They were still good when they retired but they called it a day and thats perhaps one of the main reasons why their legacy is still right up there.

 

[barmyarmy]

It's not surprising really. He plays poker not cricket these days and he's 43...

 

[sifter132]

I thought Warne landed the ball pretty decently on Friday night - apart from that last full toss (maybe the disco ball??). Finch was just on fire, no shame in getting taken down by a guy playing well. More concerning to me was the catch he dropped, and his lack of vigour in the field. That would be a definite handicap if he played again.

 

[Epic]

Did I mentioned that? I would like the legends not return or those who haven't retired yet, take a timely retirement. Doing otherwise, will only ruin their legacy a bit. Kapil Dev of India was given an extended run of 2 years despite being out of form, before he finally retired. For those who know it, it was a little depressing to see that. I'd ideally want an legend to go like Gilly or Gavaskar. They were still good when they retired but they called it a day and thats perhaps one of the main reasons why their legacy is still right up there.

No, you didn't, that's why I asked.

 

[angryangy]

I thought Warne landed the ball pretty decently on Friday night - apart from that last full toss (maybe the disco ball??). Finch was just on fire, no shame in getting taken down by a guy playing well. More concerning to me was the catch he dropped, and his lack of vigour in the field. That would be a definite handicap if he played again.

I think it was a loose line rather than loose length and he was a bit slow, with no real quicker ball. That's the sort of thing that might make a batsman honest against the length.