November
29:
Former
Australia
spinner
Shane
Warne
has
injured
himself
in
a
motorbike
accident.
Warne
was
riding
his
bike
with
son
Jackson
when
he
fell
off
and
slid
for
more
than
15
metres,
the
Sydney
Morning
Herald
reported
quoting
News
Corp.
“I’m
a
bit
battered
and
bruised
and
very
sore,”
said
Warne
after
the
accident.
Warne
has
avoided
serious
injury
but
woke
up
the
next
morning
in
pain.
The
52-year-old
also
went
to
the
hospital
fearing
he
might
have
broken
his
foot
or
damaged
his
hip.
However,
the
former
Australia
spinner
is
still
expected
to
do
the
broadcasting
duties
for
the
upcoming
Ashes,
beginning
December
8
at
the
Gabba.
Warne
is
the
second
highest
wicket-taker
in
Test
cricket
with
708
wickets
and
he
also
has
293
ODI
wickets.
Warne
is
the
only
second
bowler
to
have
more
than
1000
international
wickets
after
Sri
Lanka
legend
Muttiah
Muralitharan.
Melbourne,
November
29:
Former
Australia
spinner
Shane
Warne
has
injured
himself
in
a
motorbike
accident.
Warne
was
riding
his
bike
with
son
Jackson
when
he
fell
off
and
slid
for
more
than
15
metres,
the
Sydney
Morning
Herald
reported
quoting
News
Corp.
“I’m
a
bit
battered
and
bruised
and
very
sore,”
said
Warne
after
the
accident.
Warne
has
avoided
serious
injury
but
woke
up
the
next
morning
in
pain.
The
52-year-old
also
went
to
the
hospital
fearing
he
might
have
broken
his
foot
or
damaged
his
hip.
However,
the
former
Australia
spinner
is
still
expected
to
do
the
broadcasting
duties
for
the
upcoming
Ashes,
beginning
December
8
at
the
Gabba.
Warne
is
the
second
highest
wicket-taker
in
Test
cricket
with
708
wickets
and
he
also
has
293
ODI
wickets.
Warne
is
the
only
second
bowler
to
have
more
than
1000
international
wickets
after
Sri
Lanka
legend
Muttiah
Muralitharan.
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