Shane Warne, an Australian cricket hero who was a member of five Ashes-winning teams during his career and helped his country win the World Cup in 1999, died on Friday at the age of 52.
Warne’s management organisation said in a statement posted on Friday that he died of a suspected heart attack in Koh Samui, Thailand.
With 708 Test match wickets, Warne was perhaps the best leg-spinner of all time. He also got 293 One-Day International wickets and appeared in over 300 One-Day Internationals for Australia. In addition, Warne has the most Ashes wickets of any bowler in history.
Following his retirement from international cricket, Warne added to his legacy by serving as captain and coach of the IPL’s first champion Rajasthan Royals. Warne was a colourful personality on and off the field, and he was a popular commentator and one of the game’s best analysts.
Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar was shocked and stunned to get the news of his friends demise as he took to twitter and shared a hear touching message
Virat Kohli expressed his grief over the death of the Australian Cricketer as he wrote life is so unpredictable…
