Shane Warne memorial service: MCG bids farewell to Australian cricketer, I will miss seeing your face when you have just woken up and you are still asleep.

Brooke Warne’s Heartfelt Tribute to her Grandfather:-

I will miss holding on to your big wrists and feeling your hands and saying that I too have big fat fingers like you.

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I’ll recount our chat about how big our double chin is and how big our stomachs look, especially after we’ve eaten our own body weight in cheese, pizza, and pasta.

I will miss our conversations about life and about your plans and goals and I will miss hearing about all the exciting things that you have planned and that is unfolding.

I will miss seeing how excited you are about our achievements and your achievements.

‘We were so lucky’: Brooke Warne on his father:-

My dad was always the person who wanted to make sure everyone in front of him was okay. He wanted to make sure everyone in front of him was happy. He wanted the absolute best for everyone, especially us, his children.

Jackson Warne talks about his father

Dear Dad. You were the best father anyone could ask for and you were my best friend. Time with you passed by so fast.

It’s like just yesterday we were watching each other playing card poker, watching the Saints eat pizza.

I can never forget how much fun we enjoyed doing normal things, going grocery shopping, watching a movie, or going for a walk during the lockdown. We didn’t have to do much to be happy together.

Jason Warne is sharing some memories of his big brother

Jason Warne is simply emotional as he reads a tribute to his brother.

He begins by saying “It has always been difficult to understand the impact that my brother had during his remarkable life”.

“Shane has connected with all of us in many ways. Be it being entertained by his amazing adventures on the cricket field.

As long as they’ve put a smile on the faces of many kids, or when they’ve met you in person, they’ve made you. Feel special,” he says.

Sachin Tendulkar’s presence is reminiscent of this great Varney anecdote about spicy curries

Sachin Tendulkar:

Varney, I remember was always extremely competitive and did everything possible to harass the opposition, to knock them out. When someone batted well, he was the first to come to you and congratulate you.

That’s how we had friendship and respect for each other. Varney, my friend, I will miss you. I will miss you very much. You will live on in my heart. May your soul rest in peace.

Glenn McGrath:

Well, maybe the thing I loved about Shane is that his influence on people—good, bad, or indifferent—they all had an opinion on him. I remember I was talking to a group of people and they all had different opinions, there is a perception about that.

Shane would walk up to them and talk and get to know them and, within 30 seconds, each and every one of them loved them. He had a certain charisma,

There was a certain aura about him that attracted people to him and was so positive. And it never ceases to amaze me with her positive impact on so many people.

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Sir Ian Botham:-

Warne, there was going to be only one Shane Warne. You were excellent on the field or off the field. A great advertisement for the game of cricket. You will never be replaced, friend. rest in peace.