Australian cricket veteran Adam Gilchrist paid tribute to long time friend and teammate Shane Warne in an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporations’s Leigh Sales. When asked about what it was like to play with Warne, Gilchrist said: “It was the highlight of my cricketing career as simple as that.” “The team victories were amazing, but to wicketkeep to Shane Warne, Ian Healy and I exclusively had the best seat in the house to watch a maestro at work,” he said. “It was an amazing angle and I’d say a really close and personal part of my cricketing journey, that keeper-bowler relationship with Shane.” The former wicketkeeper and now commentator described Warne’s legendary entrances onto the cricket pitch as being like scenes scripted by a Hollywood film director. “It all started at the top of his bowling mark, it probably started as soon as he took his hat off and …