Jackson Warne

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294 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 14 Jan

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I think it'd probably be one of the most special stadiums in his heart ever.
You know, obviously he has a big connection to Lords, where they've now got a commentary box after him.
He's got, obviously, Hampshire and where he played at a junior, East Sandringham, down in Radastan Royals.
He's got all these connections at all these different places all around the world.
But at the MCG, like I said before, where the stand, the statue, his hologram downstairs is, and now the exhibition, it's just another fairy tale to his entire career and to his legacy.
He definitely could and he definitely did live a normal life.
He was never somebody that would separate himself from the people.
He didn't like to walk around with security guards or in big groups.
He was more than comfortable walking around the streets with me, my sisters, mum, everybody.
And he was always himself.
And I think Mark Howard described it perfectly.
He called it this glow effect because he would see walking in and out of stadiums, the people's faces and their smiles after they've come into contact with dad for photos, autographs.
And he called it this glow effect.
And I was so lucky that I got to see that my entire life.
And not only in Australia, but in England, even in places like America where they don't even play cricket, people would still recognize him.
Spain, because a lot of English people like to go to holiday in Spain.
But he always loved Melbourne.
He loved coming home and he loved the people.
Yeah, well, I completely agree with you.
And I think there was quite a separation from Dad's media
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