Warne's son snares a hat-trick
Shane Warne's son, Jackson, has shown he is a chip off the old block, snaring a hat-trick in a schoolboy game - 21 years after the legspin great claimed a hat-trick against England.
The 14-year-old was playing for his school Brighton Grammar with his father in attendance when he took the hat-trick.
The teenager went on to snare four wickets in five balls, finishing the day with 5/4.
A proud Warne tweeted about the feat to his almost two million Twitter followers.
"Jackson did it!!!! Hatrick. what a classic , now has 4 wickets in five ball," Warne tweeted.
Jackson did it !!!! Hatrick, what a classic, now has 4 wickets in 5 balls.... ����
— Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne) February 7, 2015
Jackson's deeds came 21 years after father, Shane, snared Australia's first Ashes hat-trick in 90 years, against England at the MCG in 1994.
My son Jackson is on a Hatrick !!!!! pic.twitter.com/zSABtPVfLQ
— Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne) February 7, 2015
Warne's victims during England's second innings were Phile DeFreitas, who he snared lbw, Darren Gough, caught behind by Ian Healey and Devon Malcom, who was caught by David Boon at shortleg.
