article_snippet: (CNN)Australian cricket great Australian cricket legend Shane Warne has been criticized for promoting an unhealthy drinking culture, following post-match interviews at cricket's World Cup final in which Australian cricket legend Shane Warne repeatedly quizzed players about their drinking plans.
article_snippet: Acting as part of the commentary team for Australian broadcaster Channel Nine, Australian cricket legend Shane Warne interviewed the victorious Australian players at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in the wake of the victorious Australian players at the Melbourne Cricket Ground comfortable win over New Zealand.
article_snippet: the exchanges -- in which Australian cricket legend Shane Warne seemed preoccupied with how much the players planned to drink -- prompted a backlash on social media using the hashtag "#thirsty.
article_snippet: To wicketkeeper Brad Haddin, Australian cricket legend Shane Warne asked: "You feeling thirsty?"
article_snippet: Australian cricket legend Shane Warne continued the theme with Steve Smith, asking: "What about Australian cricket legend Shane Warne, gonna have a bit of a drink tonight too Smitty?
article_snippet: Shane Watson and Josh Hazlewood were subjected to a similar line of questioning: .
article_snippet: " asked Australian cricket legend Shane Warne.
article_snippet: The comments sparked an immediate reaction on Twitter, with users criticizing Australian cricket legend Shane Warne for setting a poor example to young cricket fans, and one labeling Australian cricket legend Shane Warne a "bogan" -- Australasian slang for an unsophisticated person -- for an unsophisticated person line of questioning.
article_snippet: Some Twitter users played on Australian cricket legend Shane Warne's publicized fondness for the Tinder dating app, which has seen the former cricketer hit the headlines in recent times.
article_snippet: Not all responses were critical, with British journalist Piers Morgan among those coming to Australian cricket legend Shane Warne's defense.
article_snippet: Australian cricket legend Shane Warne, a noted bon vivant who was often photographed with drink in hand after wins during his playing days, took to Twitter to tell his detractors to "get stuffed.
article_snippet: Australian cricket legend Shane Warne's interviews provoked further discussion on Australian television Monday when, on the "Today" show, Channel Nine presenter David Campbell criticized the example Channel Nine presenter David Campbell set.
article_snippet: There is a stadium full of young men and women who look up to these guys, and it would have been nice if one of those cricketers was accountable enough to say 'Nothing will be better than what I did on this field, Warnie'.
article_snippet: Warne's inquiries about the successful Australian team's plans to celebrate were apparently not in vain.
article_snippet: Warne posted a picture on Instagram of Warne holding the World Cup trophy alongside Australian captain Michael Clarke, the latter with a drink at Warne side.
highlights_snippet: Australian cricket legend Shane Warne is criticized for post-match interview questions .
  
highlights_snippet: Australian cricket legend Shane Warne seemed preoccupied with how Australian team were planning to celebrate World Cup win .
  