10 legends who are not a part of the Lord's Honours Board 

Shane Warne

The Aussie wizard

In spite of finishing second in the all-time Tests wickets tally behind Muttiah Muralitharan with 708 wickets, former Australian leg-spinner is considered as the greatest spinner to have played the sport, thanks to the conditions in which he bowled in a majority of his career, Australia and England.

The leggie has snapped up 708 wickets in 145 Test matches at an average of 25.41 with the help of 37 five-wicket hauls. In spite of playing so many matches in England, Warne never managed to take a fifer at Lord's and got into the Lord's Honours Board.

The Aussie wizard was a part of four matches at Lord's and has taken 19 wickets at an average of less than 20. He has taken three four-wicket hauls but failed to convert them into a fifer even on a single occasion.