Cricket Grounds' Lord 'in celebration of 200 years of the' Rest of the World XI "and the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) exhibition was played between Shane Warne was disheartening. 'Rest of the World XI', skippered by compatriot Shane Warne, Brett Lee broke his hand on a beamer.
Brett Lee went out to bat in the last over of the innings Shane Warne received directly from a dangerous beamer was found. Despite the broken hand Warne next 4 balls and remained unbeaten in three runs.
Beamer after accidentally killing his senior forward Shane Warne, Brett Lee immediately apologized. In a television interview to Sky Sports after the match, the 44-year-old Warne said smiling, "Lee's style was nice to say hello to the first ball he broke my hand. Australia cricket with Shane Warne and Lee - another very good and close friends. "
"We were good friends but after this incident, may not perhaps now we are best friends," Warne said, smiling, humorous accents. Warne in a county match in 2004 Darren Gough has broke his hand on the ball. Warne bowling on Saturday after breaking his hand and his place on the field failed to Adam Gilchrist 'Rest of the World XI', captained. While Sachin Tendulkar-led MCC 'Rest of the World XI' defeated by 7 wickets.
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