in seven test matches against Australia, falling to Shane Warne on four occasions. Cullinan also fell to Warne eight times in One-Day Internationals. Sources such as the Herald Sun quote Cullinan as being Shane Warne's bunny. He endured a nightmare whenever he played against the mighty Australians especially known for his mental battle with spin stalwart Shane Warne where Cullinan would be on the receiving end in most circumstances due to his inability to read the deliveries bowled by Warne. Warne soon acknowledged that Cullinan had struggled against the mastery of the craft of spin bowling and went out of his way to sledge and intimidate Cullinan as part of the mind games he threw on the batsmen on his heyday. At one point, Cullinan even went onto seek help from sports psychologist and soon after his retirement Cullinan mentioned “Warne was too good for me”. It is believed that Cullinan was so desperate to succeed against Australia that he tried too hard in order to catch up with the missed opportunities in his first two tours to Australia where he remarkably underperformed despite his proven batting credentials. During South Africa's Super Six match against Australia at the 1999 World Cup, he faced the same familiar humiliation after being bowled by Shane Warne. Post playing career In June 1999, he started a temporary coaching stint by joining Bermuda national team. After quitting cricket, he became a television commentator. Cullinan was appointed as the coach of the Kolkata Tigers in the Indian Cricket League. He also runs a coaching centre in Johannesburg. He served as a consultant to Namibian team at the 2012 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers where Namibia registered three victories including a famous win over giant-killers Ireland in their opening fixture. In December 2020, he launched the MS Dhoni - CSS High Performance Centre and was appointed as the director of coaching of the high performance centre. In 2021, he signed a partnership with Singaporean-based SportsTech platform called Koach Hub. He and Morné van Wyk were roped in as two foreign commentators for the first edition of the Kashmir Premier League in 2021. Honours He was named as South Africa Cricket's Annual Cricketer of the Year three times in 1989, 1996 and 1999. Controversies During the tail-end of his career, he had a dramatic fallout with the South African cricket authorities as he went on to question the selection