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Tarnished career

Former Australian batsman Dean Jones says Shane Warne has `tarnished a great career' by failing a drugs test. "Warnie, what have you done, mate?" Jones wrote in a column in The Herald Sun newspaper on Thursday.

"Shane has always had a lot of pride in his appearance, his clothes, his cars and his home," Jones said of his former teammate. "But now he has gone too far by taking a diuretic tablet to improve weight loss and in doing so has tarnished a great career.

He has simply gone over the top trying to look good and lose more weight.''

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