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Australian spin legend Shane Warne's bronze statue will be unveiled on Thursday at outside the MCG by Melbourne Cricket Club, for his contribution to the cricket and his achievements. ' Herald Sun ' reported: Warne, will join his fellow cricketers Dennis Lillee, Don Bradman, Keith Miller and Bill Ponsford at the MCG. In test match career, Warne took 708 wickets and 293 in ODIs. In 2007, he retired from international cricket after Ashes series victory by 5-0.

Melbourne, Wednesday, August 24, 2011 Former Australian umpire Darrell Hair raise doubts against Indian off-spinner Harbhajan singh's bowling action. Hair also claimed that Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan had suspicious action in 1995 at MCG . According to " Daily Telegraph " in the new book of hair " The Best Interests Of The Game " has been claimed that four months ago during the World Cup 2011, were many bowlers did suspicious action. Hair said I saw Harbhajan, Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad Hafeez, Johan Botha and Abdur Razzaq's action was quite suspicious.

Great spin bowler Shane Warne will be included in the ten great players whose bronze statue will be placed out of the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Indian Premier League fourth season Rajasthan Royals captain Shane Warne during the competition has announced his retirement from cricket. 41 years, Warne is reported today on Twitter, " just finished measurement sitting for my statue at the mighty MCG"   Louis Laumen has drawn ten players including Donald Bradman and Dennis Lillee . Warne retired from Test cricket in 2007, he was at that time the world record 145 Test and 708 wickets