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December 19, 2010Posted on 12/19/2010 in Australian cricket
Spin that legend
Dan Silkstone in the Sydney Morning Herald says the world cannot get enough of the eternal party boy Shane Warne. He says whatever Warne did was always watchable and he never seemed to mind us watching. There are none so memorable now.
It's tempting to see him as some sort of everyman's dream - a glorious Peter Pan. But to say that Warne never grew up is to grossly oversimplify
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