Shane Warne's autobiography 'No Spin' That is, there is no vortex. But after the publication of this autobiography, it is confused by the controversy after the cricket world. Warne said that former Australian captain and teammate Steve Waugh was "selfish" in autobiography. A few days ago, Sarigram was the cricket mahal. The name of another former cricketer - Selim Malik - Warne said in an interview with the Indian media about the autobiography, NDTV, that former Pakistan batsman had bribed him for match-fixing. There is a description of the incident with the owner in the book of Warne. Malik gave the offer to Warne in the 1994-95 season in the Karachi Test. In this context, Warne said, "Selim Malik wanted to give me 200,000 dollars. He said, if I say outside the off stump and the match is drawn, then within half an hour the money will be reached in my room. This is the essence of his proposal. "Legendary legendary legendary leg-spinner comments on his autobiography," I have kept my personal life without any cover. I was honest about the book. Personal life, relationships with kids and the family of the family have gone deeper in everything. Warne took eight wickets in Pakistan's two innings in Karachi Test After taking three wickets in the first innings, taking 5 wickets in the second innings he could not prevent the team rate. Pakistan won 1-wicket win The allegations of match-fixing against Selim Malik are very old. He had to go to jail as the first cricketer on this charge. Life was banned, though it was later withdrawn.
