Warne took three more wickets in the innings including that of English captain Graham Gooch and Robin Smith to reduce them to 210 thereby giving an important lead of 79 runs. His magic continued in the second innings as well with 4 wickets to his name. England won the match by 179 runs and Shae Warne was awarded man of the match for his superb bowling performance.
"It was a remarkable delivery. There are people who think I should have padded it away but I never tried to lunge at a spinner. had most of it covered and had ensured it would not get round the back of my legs and if it did anything else, I was in the right position to react, but it spun quickly as well as a long way. It was a leg break and I knew he had put a lot of revs on it and we knew the wicket might turn, but not that much". - Mike Getting
‘It was a magnificent delivery. It obviously turns a long way but the key to it was the way it dipped so quickly and pitched on such a great line just outside leg stump. As soon as he bowled it, I turned to him and said, “Shane, you will put your name in the record books”. By God, he didn’t half do that!’. - Dickie Bird
