England went down for their 12th loss out of 12 matches on the tour last night. They have yet to win a game, including in the sub first class matches and fielded a no name team including at least one player from their junior squad 
That was fine - we're getting used to pitiful displays from England - except Shane Warne dislocated his shoulder
It could be a career ending injury for one of the greatest bowlers of all time
The nation is in mourning
Shane Warne was due to undergo surgery in Melbourne to determine the extent of his shoulder injury.
The leg-spin genius had to be stretchered from the MCG on Sunday night after he dislocated his right bowling shoulder in a fielding accident, during the one-day win over England at the MCG.
He will be out of action for at least a month, meaning he will definitely miss Australia's last two Ashes Tests.
The shoulder was re-set soon after the incident, but there are fears Warne could miss the World Cup in South Africa early next year if there are secondary problems arising from the dislocation.
Warne, 33, needed a reconstruction of the shoulder four years ago.

That was fine - we're getting used to pitiful displays from England - except Shane Warne dislocated his shoulder

It could be a career ending injury for one of the greatest bowlers of all time

The nation is in mourning

Shane Warne was due to undergo surgery in Melbourne to determine the extent of his shoulder injury.
The leg-spin genius had to be stretchered from the MCG on Sunday night after he dislocated his right bowling shoulder in a fielding accident, during the one-day win over England at the MCG.
He will be out of action for at least a month, meaning he will definitely miss Australia's last two Ashes Tests.
The shoulder was re-set soon after the incident, but there are fears Warne could miss the World Cup in South Africa early next year if there are secondary problems arising from the dislocation.
Warne, 33, needed a reconstruction of the shoulder four years ago.
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