Australian Airline Bowls A Googly To Shane Warne, Cricketer Not Impressed

Australian cricket legend Shane Warne has had some trouble with Australian airline Qantas in the past and the 48-year-old was again left frustrated with the airline after his golf clubs went missing. Warne took to Twitter to vent out his frustration and wrote, "Very disappointed once AGAIN in #Qantas as I've arrived in Canberra to play a game of golf for charity & my clubs never made the plane ! How can that happen ?". However, instead of receiving sympathy, fans on the social networking platform decided to make light of Warne's predicament.

Very disappointed once AGAIN in #Qantas as I’ve arrived in Canberra to play a game of golf for charity & my clubs never made the plane ! How can that happen ?

— Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne) February 27, 2018

Fans came up with some hilarious reasons as to why the golf clubs didn't reach their destination.

Pretty easy they just don't put them on

— jeddly (@jeddly1) February 27, 2018

Pretty sure not done on purpose old mate .... and I’m positive the pro shop will have a shinny new set for you to try out!! And the charity your playing for .....probably a few people involved in that with a touch more concerning problems #inthebubble

— John Cross (@dugongxy) February 27, 2018

They went 'Clubbing' and missed the flight..

— Raju Ayyagari (@raj_ayy) February 27, 2018

Take a concrete pill buddy it does happen to us plebs as well

— Glenn Kennedy (@Glennk4) February 27, 2018

I nicked them. You can have them back when you make your debut for @Oakley_CC

— Bob Lethaby (@Lethaby1967) February 27, 2018

They never thought you'd be golfing. Ur known for ur spins - and not swings!!! #shanewarne #worldclasslegspinner.

— Rujul (@rpathak13) February 27, 2018

Haha..Go and find some CLUB and play POKER instead..

— A.R.T (@aashu_in) February 27, 2018

Geez mate What a tough life you lead

— Camerooney (@CamCameroney) February 27, 2018

In 2012, Warne had posted about his grievances against Qantas on Twitter after his flight home had been cancelled.

"My luck is seriously running out - Qantas just cancelled the flight & no info about how or when we will get back to Melbourne," Warne had tweeted.

However, in a funny turn of events, Warne ended up launching a Twitter tirade at a fake Qantas account that poked fun at him.

"We've left @warne888 stranded in Perth. Melbourne cyclists, it's now safe to ride your streets," posted an account which went by the name of @QantasPR.

"The non-official, official broadcast channel for Australia's national airline," read the description of the fake account but Warne obviously overlooked that small detail and went on a rant.

"I thought you guys were meant to look after Australians, not be sarcastic? You to (sic) often are late, cancel flights & lose luggage," he replied.

"Lots of people were very frustrated at you guys, AGAIN !!!! who tweets for QantasPR - Think your (sic) going to be in trouble tomorrow.

"Actually your lack of sympathy towards all those passengers you left stranded is quite simply staggering SORRY might help everyone."