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Beaten Warne vows to bounce back

Shane Warne has achieved more than most people in the history of the game, and certainly more than the majority could ever aspire to.

But even after all those years as part of the all-conquering Australian side, the legendary leg-spinner is not invulnerable - and cut a slightly forlorn figure after captaining Hampshire to a heavy defeat by Durham in the Friends Provident Trophy final at Lord's - his first domestic final.

"It hurts. I think I've played in more winning Test matches than any other player, and I really hate losing," he admitted after Durham's 125-run victory in a game which was stretched into a second day by rain.

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