Jackson Warne: Memories of Dad, Cricket’s Greatest and Carrying a Legacy! | Stick to Cricket EP 62

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What memorable moments from the 100th Test at Lord’s are highlighted?

Michael Vaughan 0:00
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How does Jackson Warne describe growing up with Shane Warne?

Michael Vaughan 0:03
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Why is the 'Ball of the Century' still iconic in cricket history?

Michael Vaughan 0:06
Enjoy the show.

What personal stories does Jackson share about his childhood with his dad?

Michael Vaughan 0:08
Da da da da morning, morning, morning, morning.

What off‑field anecdotes involving Kylie Minogue, Ed Sheeran and the orange wicket does Jackson recall?

Michael Vaughan 0:11
Oh hello, what have we got here?

How did Jackson transition into a Sky Sports commentary role after his father's passing?

Michael Vaughan 0:14
Hundredth Test match at Lords.

Which players does the panel pick for their all‑time greatest XI and why?

Michael Vaughan 0:16
I know where this is from.

What reasons are given for why Shane Warne never captained the Australian team?

Michael Vaughan 0:17
What are they? Dave, did you comment out on this game? I mean Lewis who was our H. Yeah. Yeah, so Lewis is uh grandad's aren't they known. He's got this. Hundredth tenth match at Lord's. I would commentate on that.
Phil Tufnell 0:31
Yes. You'd
Michael Vaughan 0:32
have been.
Phil Tufnell 0:32
Is this a two day one? Two thousand, yeah. You've got the many. Uh? Didn't get many. That's Caddock. Caddock hold them out. Oh yeah. Corky. One, two, three. Gough chops. Caddock five for sixteen. Yeah. Woof. Corky three for thirteen. No, I weren't. It hasn't been.
Michael Vaughan 0:53
Who was Spinner? Who
Phil Tufnell 0:54
was Spinner
Michael Vaughan 0:55
there? In the crowd. Well, I don't think we had it. Well, tell you why did a tremendous job.
Sir Alastair Cook 1:00
Five Seamers. No, come on.
Phil Tufnell 1:02
Three overs for ten. That was the difference between the two sides. Craig White, seven. Cork eight. Yeah, five Seamers. Yeah. Craig White.
Michael Vaughan 1:11
Nighty at six.
Phil Tufnell 1:12
Danny. Yeah, n 96, Ramps opened the batting. What? Ramps opened
Michael Vaughan 1:19
the 96. And I've gone at three. No. He was commentating, Dave. D Duncan. Duncan Fletcher, yeah. Well, you compensating now. This is when Nassa broke Nassa broke his digit at Edgebaston, went one nil down, I came back in, and Stewie was the skipper. What a lovely little montage,
David Lloyd 1:36
all the night you got the thing there. What's that?
David Lloyd 1:44
So eight pounds more than the hundred final. Yeah. It's about what a point costs nowadays. What in London. Where you l where you live.
Phil Tufnell 1:51
And and it's flat. Yeah. And and warm. Correct. Sure. Correct. Disgraceful isn't it, Dave? When you're gonna sort that out. Eh? Who? You. Who can be in charge of that? Government.
David Lloyd 2:03
Yeah.
Phil Tufnell 2:04
There you go. No, it's a camera. It's a camera responsibility of campaign for real ale, camera. They shouldn't be sorting that out. Who's who's campaigning for that? Camera. Right. Camera, it's an organisation, massive. We could have a a meaningful discussion on top pubs in your region. So we all live in different areas. Yeah. What's the best pub in your region if you're local? I like them all. But but you must have a local that you're going to. Yeah. You must live round. Caffle, yeah, there's a couple, yeah, there's a cafe.
Michael Vaughan 2:35
Yeah, every time I ring him on a Monday afternoon where
Phil Tufnell 2:37
he at Pub. Early doors. Monday afternoon. You just think how how drinking habits have have changed dramatically. So that when you used to have to shut at half ten, eleven o'clock, we're always after the landlord, can we have a lock-in? Now it's early doors, isn't it? Half five till half seven, that's it. Well I tell you clubs are empty as now. I'll tell you what, Saturday
Michael Vaughan 2:56
afternoons now they have those uh bottom bottomless brunches. Yes. Right, you go into a Manchester Sheffield, you go into these bars, you pay, I don't know, sixty quid. Yeah. And you go in at two. You've got you've got till five o'clock drink as much as you want. Three hours. But what about food? I know. Oh you might get a nibble. Yeah. But it's all about the the the juice. You gotta put a p a Welsh raise. Well there's a little bit of grub there. Uh what have you got on your Hey oh hey up Jack here? Morning good. How are you, mate? Good, how are you?
Jackson Warne 3:29
Good, thank you, how are you? Oh good luck. How are you, mate? You're all right to see you too, Bumble. We're just talking pubs.
Phil Tufnell 3:35
In London or in Australia? In in well, we were talking we're all living in different areas, so you you must have like a local, a different pub. That's the pub that we go in. Yeah. And it's the same in Australia, in Melbourne. There's some cracking fuck. Get down Fitzroy. Yeah. Your granddad took me down Fitzroy to the standard. Yeah. You're the standard down Fitzroy. I don't Fitz no kidding. No, I'm Gertrude Street. Um
Jackson Warne 4:00
Fitzroy and I know that area, but I don't think
Phil Tufnell 4:01
I've been to that. Workers' Club. Workers Club on the corner. That's a good one. Labour in vain. Pool table. What about have you been down to Sorrento or Porsey? No. I I've done
Michael Vaughan 4:10
Sorrento. Yeah. Lively. The pub down there. No hotel.
Phil Tufnell 4:15
I mean Fitzroy's Bohemian. What's the play

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