Warne says cannot decide on retirement

Spin legend Shane Warne on Tuesday said he is yet to decide on when he will finally retire.

The 43-year-old spin wizard will be leading Melbourne Renegades in this year's Big Bash League (BBL).

The leg-spinning great retired from international cricket in 2007.
"I have to never say 'never' because in 2007 I said I'd never play cricket again," Warne told reporters in Melbourne.

"But 18 months later the IPL came up, so that was something that interested me, to captain/coach (IPL side Rajasthan Royals) and do it the way I always thought it should be done."

Warne is the second highest wicket-taker in Test history with 708 scalps. He says each time he thought each time he thinks about leaving the game, a new competition comes up.

"I do love cricket, I'm passionate about the game and if I can help Australian cricket in any way, shape or form then I will," he said.