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Shane scales Aussie mountain
SYDNEY, Mar 15 I Reuters ZAP): Shane Warne added another chapter to his remarkable career today wh-
en he passed Dennis Lillee's m ord for the most Test wickets by an Australian bowler.
The flamboyant leg-splnner finally edged past Lillee’s Test tally of 355 wickets when New Zealand tailender Paul Wiseman gloved a simple catch to wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist to hand Australia victory in Auckland.
While Warne's 356th Test scalp may not have been as spectacular as some of his previous wickets, it still ranked among the most significant of his career.
Warne said the pressure of going for the record had affected him
"It’s a bit of baggage out of the way but. but by the same token, a pretty proud moment," Warne told reporters.
"I just tried a bit too hard. 1 think it's a bit of a relief now that it's out of the way. I can Just relax and enjoy playing, and hopefully Just bowl the way 1 have been doing."
"If my form Is good and I'm enjoying it. hopefully I can play for another three to four years,” he said.
The record not only confirmed Warne's place as one of the game's greatest bowlers but also underscored that he Is one of the great survivors.
His Test career, which began in 1992, looked to be heading towards an end less than a year ago when a form slump and problems with his shoulder, which kept him out of the game for six months, appeared to be taking their toll on him.
Warne was so disillusioned after he was dropped from the Australian Test team during their tour of the West Indies that he publicly admitted he wanted to quit.
But he regained his confidence with a series of brilliant displays during the World Cup bi England, helping Australia win the tournament for a second time.
Recalled to the Test side, Warne refocused his attention on Lillee's record.
He became the first slow bowler in history to reach 350 Test wickets when he passed the milestone against India in December. then slowly but surely reeled hi Lillee's record.
Warne's genius has rarely been questioned since he produced what pundits hailed as the ball of the century' to remove England's Mike Gatting at
Old Trafford in 1993. and In fact he has developed into a prospective skipper of the national team. Although he has attracted as many headlines for his off-field behaviour too.
Warne was embroiled in a Pakistan bribery scandal after making accusations against leading Pakistani players following a tour in 1994. It emerged in 1998 that he'd been paid for supplying information to an Indian gambler on a tour of Sri Lanka.
Warne and Mark Waugh, twin brother of Steve Waugh. fHeaded naivety in giving the ndian bookmaker "wicket and weather information" and were censured and fined by the Australian Cricket Board but escaped a suspension.He was also in trouble when a pl< lure of him smoking a cigarette on a West Indies tour emerged in the media — he had been paid to endorse a nicotine* patch and quit cigarettes.
His blonde hair, earring and surfer looks made him an instant hit with the fans but have not always endeared him to the game's traditionalists.
Chosen to play for Australia after Just six first-class matches, Warne made a forgettable start to his Test career, taking 1-150 against India.
But he quickly recovered from his early failure to take 7-52 against the West Indies In Just his fifth Test and kick-start a career that would revolutionise spin bowling.
Australian skipper Steve Waugh said Warne had played a major role in improving the success of the national team.
"He's been great for cricket ... people have come back to cricket, particularly young kids, leg spin bowlers," Waugh said of his vice-captain.
"He's exciting to watch and he's great to have on your side because he's a match winner, he's a good fieldsman and he can bat as well, and when he's going well he's infectious for the