A series about the life of Shane Warne, the former manager angry at the offer

He has a colorful life on and off the field. Great on the playing field, again the various controversies outside the field never left him behind. Needless to say, the directors would be interested in showing such a character on screen. Following the sudden demise of the Aussie legend on March 4, it was announced that a mini-series would be made about his life, a plan that was somehow washed away by James Arskin, the former manager of the leg-spinner.

"It's been a few months since he died," James Arskin told the Australian Herald Sun. In the meanwhile he is thinking of doing something to arouse her. They should be ashamed of themselves.

The mini-series is being produced by Australia's popular TV network Nine. "Warne's life is full of drama," Sidney told the Morning Herald. Like the real Warne, the mini-series about him will be of the 'Larger Than Life' type. Highlighting Warne's characteristics, he added that he is a legendary player, a national asset, an internationally exemplary personality. At the same time, he is a man of bullying type, crazy and merry nature. The mini-series with Warne could be released in 2023.

The former Australian leg-spinner died on March 4 at the age of 52. He was found unconscious in a resort in Thailand. Despite the best efforts of the medical staff, he could not be saved. Warne has taken 607 wickets in his 145-Test career, the second highest in Test history. He also took 293 wickets in 194 ODIs. Warne was the man of the match in the 1999 World Cup final.