Shane Warne was one of the greatest cricketers of all time, and he was also a man of great wisdom who left many life lessons encoded in quotes. He left behind a wealth of wisdom that can help us to understand the life and living measures of it.
Warne was a man of wisdom. We all know how much he loved cricket and lived the game like he lived his life. The showman always had something substantial to say for the game and it was worth listening, always felt like quotes and epithets. Looking back at his life in cricket, Warne thought, “Wow, that was fun.”
A man of words and immense action, Warne lived his life on his own terms. He spoke cleanly, it was always what was in heart that came out as words from his mouth. That’s why he was loved so much by cricket fans.
“Whenever I walked onto the cricket field, it was like someone had shut a door behind me. I could block out everything else in my life and focus directly on what had to be done at the moment.”
Shane Warne
“Looking back I have often thought my life has been a bit like The Truman Show, after all, I turned from boy into man on people’s television. The public grew with me, just as they did on The Truman Show, sort of living and breathing it all.”
Shane Warne
“Part of the art of bowling spin is to make the batsman think something special is happening when it isn’t.”
Shane Warne
“I don’t need a baggy green to prove what playing for Australia means to me or to the people who watch us. A sunhat will do. The proof is in how you play the game.”
Shane Warne
“I’ve always bumped heads with coaches who try to reinvent the wheel. It’s a simple game – don’t over-complicate it.”
Shane Warne
“The Gatting vall changed my life. I mean how mnay guys drom Black Rock suddenly hang out with Michael Hutchence.”
Shane Warne
“I’ve made a number of mistakes in my life and wil continue to make them. This is what it is to be human. I’ve always said to young cricketers, ‘Don’t worry about how many runs you make or how many tests you play – do the right thing by cricket and it will do the right thing by you.”
Shane Warne
“I am a super-compettitve guy and I loved the ball in my hand, the individual match-ups, the team ethic and the satisfaction of winning a mind game to win the contest.”
Shane Warne
“I have at last understood that nothing in life is predictable – the trick is to ride the waves, live it hard and love every second. The rewards will be all better for doing so.”
Shane Warne
“My mistakes have been my own, my successes too – at least I can say that.”
Shane Warne
“There is no school to handle the endless instrusions. Your mistakes are made and you hope you learn how to deal with them. I have tried to be myself but probably should have been a little bit more – what’s the word? – responsible, because consequences of my actions have never been my first thought. I admit I have made mistakes, but they have shaped who I am today.”
Shane Warne
Shane Warne was a true legend of the game, and he didn’t record any quotes, he often said things that carried weight and had substantial importance. They offer us a unique glimpse into the mind of one of the greatest cricketers of all time. We can all learn something from Shane Warne’s words, and we should cherish them for years to come.
