Shane Warne has revealed how he piled on a staggering '20kg' in just six months after discovering his love of partying in England back in 1989.
The legendary cricketer, 52, said in his Amazon Prime documentary Shane that he ballooned to 99kg after drinking '10 pints every day' and enjoying a diet of 'chicken and chips' while living in Bristol when he was 19-years-old.
Warne had been invited by a pal to spend a summer playing cricket in England after his dreams of becoming an AFL star were shattered a year prior, with the UK trip kick-starting his ascension into Australia's Test XI in 1992.
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Before and after: Shane Warne has revealed how he piled on '20 kilos' in just six months when he was 19-years-old, after discovering his passion for partying in England
'You would never have guessed that he would turn into the player that he did,' his friend and Bristol teammate Simon Caunce said in the documentary.
'When we played away, and he'd been on the Pernod (beer) the night before - we had to stop three times for him to be sick.'
Warne added: 'Every day was ten pints, chicken and chips and playing cricket, for six months.
'I went over [weighing] 79 kilos, six months later I went home [weighing] 99 kilos. I put on 20kgs.'
Unhealthy: 'Every day was ten pints, chicken and chips and playing cricket, for six months,' Shane recalled of his time in Bristol
'You would never have guessed that he would turn into the player that he did,' his friend and Bristol teammate Simon Caunce said in the documentary. Shane is pictured second left
Shane's parents Bridgette and Keith went to meet their son at the airport in Australia when he eventually returned from Britain months
