Jackson Warne

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Sky Sports Cricket Podcast · Jackson Warne shares memories of his father, Shane · 14 Jan 2026 podcast

But to hear now from multiple friends that were at that game that said, no, that is definitely the loudest I've ever heard the MCG is a pretty cool experience because to have nearly 100,000 people in your hometown in front of your friends and family at the MCG, as Dad would call it, his office or his backyard, to...

End his retirement career.

Yeah, well, I saw Strauss describe dad perfectly because he said when Strauss went into bat, he said, right, I'm going to try and think what Shane's thinking of bowling to me.

So it's like, okay, if I'm doing this, he's going to bowl leg side to here.

But then Strauss would be like, hang on, if that's what I'm thinking, dad's thinking I'm going to do the opposite.

So all of a sudden he's thinking three or four steps ahead.

And then he goes, I don't know what to do.

Because he's four or five steps ahead and he just couldn't face it.

Dad was always playing chess when everybody else was playing checkers, but that's why Dad loved the psychology part of sport.

It's got all of his victims, and I've actually seen you boys on here

I've seen Atherton there at Manchester 93, Atherton there at Laws 93.

I've seen both of you there in Nottingham 93.

But you said you just never had a chance every time he had your number, did you say?

You just couldn't figure it out.

Well, I think that's just Dad too, an absolute T. He was the first person to say, good game, congratulations, unlucky or good luck.

The first person to have a beer with you in the change rooms when it's all said and done.

But on the pitch, gee, he did not want to be facing against him because he would just, like you guys said, seeing that big man with the zinc and long hair and the weight all going around, it would have been intimidating, but it also would have been why cricket was fun.

And a lot of people have told me he made Test cricket fun, he made Test cricket exciting.

in a sport where usually it's patient and goes for hours and hours, as soon as dad was either bowling or he was involved in the game, people were engaged.

People wanted to watch and listen to him.

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