June 4, 1993. First Ashes Test at Manchester. Mike Gatting bowled Shane Warne, England 2/80 in the first innings. This was no ordinary dismissal. It was dubbed the "ball of the century" as Gatting was hit by a Warne missile which pitched outside leg stump and knocked his off stump.

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Shane Warne’s baggy green cap has found home in the iconic Bradman Museum at Bowral in NSW Southern Highlands. Warne had auction his baggy green to raise funds for the bushfire appeal in January, 2020 when it was bought by the Commonwealth Bank for a whopping $1 million.

Shane Warne's baggy green finds home in Bradman Museum after $1m fundraiser

Australia is going through one of it's worst bushfires in decades, the human death toll reached to 24 now, and it is said that a staggering number of 500 million animals have died due to these fires.

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Former Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne in his social media account announced that his 'baggy green cap' which was up for auction fetched more than a $1 million Australian dollars.

Australian bushfire: Shane Warne's baggy green cap sold for over A$1 million; beats Dhoni, Bradman