- Australian icon’s management team confirm death
- Warne understood to have died after heart attack
- Tributes paid after Warne’s death – latest updates
Shane Warne, one of the finest bowlers of all time who revived the art of leg-spin, has died aged 52 after a suspected heart attack.
The Australian – a larger-than-life character whose total of 708 Test wickets has been surpassed only by his contemporary rival and fellow spinner Muttiah Muralitharan – could not be revived after being found unresponsive in his Thailand villa.
Continue reading…Australian icon’s management team confirm deathWarne understood to have died after heart attackTributes paid after Warne’s death – latest updatesShane Warne, one of the finest bowlers of all time who revived the art of leg-spin, has died aged 52 after a suspected heart attack.The Australian – a larger-than-life character whose total of 708 Test wickets has been surpassed only by his contemporary rival and fellow spinner Muttiah Muralitharan – could not be revived after being found unresponsive in his Thailand villa. Continue reading…