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Cricket: Shane Warne reignites fued with 'selfish' Steve Waugh

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16 May, 2020 05:30 AM4 mins to read

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Shane Warne and Steve Waugh are two of Australia's most respected and successful cricketers of all time. Photo / Photosport

Shane Warne and Steve Waugh are two of Australia's most respected and successful cricketers of all time. Photo / Photosport

Cricket great Shane Warne has reignited his feud with Steve Waugh, once again calling his former captain the "most selfish cricketer" he ever played with.

A study from ESPNcricinfo's statisticians found Waugh was involved in more run outs than any other player in the history of international cricket. During 493 Tests and ODI matches, the batsman was a part of 104 run outs throughout his 19-year career.

In comparison, Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, who played 664 international matches, was only involved in 98 run outs.

However, what cricket fans found most interesting from ESPNcricinfo's study was how regularly Waugh's partners fell victim to errors between the wicket. Of the 104 run outs, Waugh's teammate was dismissed on 73 occasions, approximately 70% of the time.

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Waugh has run out more partners than any other cricketer in history, comfortably ahead of second-best Shivnarine Chanderpaul with 56.

Inevitably, the internet blew up at the revelation, with many Twitter users calling on cult hero Rob Moody to create a compilation of Waugh's dismissals.

Just when i think i need a metal break from editing cricket videos, a new champion appears out of nowhere.....

The cricket world really/obviously/absolutely does need a magnificent video of all 73 times Steve Waugh ran out his batting partner.

Leave it with me.... https://t.co/SnkCNKfvG9

— Rob Moody (@robelinda2) May 14, 2020

And because Moody is the ultimate cricket fanatic, he quickly created a one-hour montage of all 73 run outs, posting the epic video to YouTube on Friday evening.

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"I've been working and working and working and going a bit nuts last 24 hours to make this Steve Waugh video running out his batting partners 73 times. It's almost done," Moody tweeted on Friday.

"OMG he was just awful at calling. Just, awful."

The video already boasts over 24,000 views in less than 24 hours.

TWITTER CRICKET FANS!!! HERE IT IS!!

😎

Steve Waugh was involved in 104 run outs in his international career..

His batting partner was the victim 73 times, here's the video of those unlucky souls..

It's an hour long!!! Took me over 24 hours to make 😴https://t.co/rctxyQp2F2

— Rob Moody (@robelinda2) May 15, 2020

Warne took an immediate interest in the montage, and couldn't help pointing out the selfishness of his former teammate and captain.

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"Wow! So Waugh was involved in the most ever run outs in Test cricket (104) and ran his partner out 73 times – is that correct? Mmmmmmmmm," Warne posted to Twitter.

"For the record again and I've said this 1000 times – I do not hate S Waugh at all. FYI, I picked him in my all time best Australian team recently.

"Steve was easily the most selfish cricketer that I ever played with and this stat …"

Warne's rivalry with Waugh has dragged on for several decades. The former Australia skipper dropped the leg spinner from the Test side during the 1999 tour of the West Indies, which Warne recounted in his 2018 autobiography.

"Disappointed is not a strong enough word," Warne wrote.

"I lost a bit of respect for him after that. I believe he should have backed me – as I always believe the art of captaincy is to support your players and back them every time. This gains the respect from the players and makes them play for you. He didn't, it's history, but I never found it easy with him after that."

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