In a career, which has lasted almost two decades now, the man, aptly nicknamed Hollywood, has always managed to have the camera transfixed on him both on and off the field. Along the way, he has also donned a number of hats — the showman, the bad-boy and the greatest leg-spinner to have played the game. It was in his avatar as the inspirational Rajasthan Royals captain, however, that Shane Warne stole the hearts of the cricket fans in Jaipur.
On Wednesday, they got to see the last of the man they had adopted as their own at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium. But even though the Royals were put into bat by the Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Virat Kohli, the camera unerringly kept catching glimpses of Warne in the Rajasthan dug-out. And while the 41-year-old Australian looked pretty relaxed when openers Rahul Dravid and Shane Watson were at the crease, the furrows on his brow began to get all too apparent as the home team subsequently lost their way.
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On Wednesday, they got to see the last of the man they had adopted as their own at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium. But even though the Royals were put into bat by the Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Virat Kohli, the camera unerringly kept catching glimpses of Warne in the Rajasthan dug-out. And while the 41-year-old Australian looked pretty relaxed when openers Rahul Dravid and Shane Watson were at the crease, the furrows on his brow began to get all too apparent as the home team subsequently lost their way.
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