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I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend: Tendulkar wrote on Twitter

'I miss you' - Sachin Tendulkar pens heartfelt note for Shane Warne

"I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend" - Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar penned a heartfelt note for Shane Warne on the leggie's death anniversary.

#Warne #Sachin #Tendulkar

I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend: Tendulkar wrote on Twitter

Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar shared a heartfelt note on Twitter for his 'great friend', the late Shane Warne on his death anniversary.
Tendulkar shared an old picture with Warne and wrote, "We have had some memorable battles on the field &amp; shared equally memorable moments off it. I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend."
The Master Blaster added: "I am sure you are making heaven a more charming place than it ever was with your sense of humour and charisma, Warnie!"
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Warne, who took 1001 wickets in international cricket, becomes just the fifth-ever cricketer to be awarded the most prestigious sporting honour that can be bestowed on an Aussie

Shane Warne elevated to Legend status in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame

Nine months after his sudden death, spin bowling legend Shane Warne has been elevated to the 'legend' status in the Sport Australia Hall of fame.

Warne, who took 1001 wickets in international cricket, becomes just the fifth-ever cricketer to be awarded the most prestigious sporting honour that can be bestowed on an Aussie

Nine months after his sudden death, spin bowling legend Shane Warne has been elevated to the 'legend' status in the Sport Australia Hall of fame.&nbsp;
Warne, who took 1001 wickets in international cricket, became just the fifth-ever cricketer to be awarded the most prestigious sporting honour that can be bestowed on an Aussie.
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He joined the likes of Sir Donald Bradman, Keith Miller, Richie Benaud and Dennis Lille.&nbsp;
The late Victorian joined the Hall Of Fame in 2009 and became eligible for legend status in 2022 - 15 years after his retirement from Test cricket.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/celebrated-australian-cricketer-shane-warne-passes-away-1646403676766">Warne died at age 52 in March</a> after a heart attack while on holiday in Thailand.&nbsp;

Australians gave their final goodbye to spin legend Shane Warne on Wednesday at Melbourne Cricket Stadium.
More than 50 thousand people were gathered for Shane Warne's memorial service at the iconic MCG. It was an emotional farewell for many as the Australian legend created many records at MCG, which were etched in the memories of his fans and family. Warne took his 700th Test wicket at the same venue as well and became the first bowler to reach the milestone.
Also read: 'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss
At the memorial service, Warne's three children's Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father. After that, Anthony Callea performed a rendition of Andrea Bocelli's ' The Prayer' which was followed by Jazz trumpeter Matt Jordell's performance.
Shane Warne was died at the age of 52 earlier this month from a suspected heart attack while on holiday om Koh Samui, Thailand.
He was considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Shane Warne's private funeral was already been held, which was attended by dozens of celebrities including former England captain Michael Vaughan.

'Goodbye Warney': Australians give emotional tribute to Shane Warne at Melbourne Cricket Ground

At the memorial service, Warne's three children's Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father

'Goodbye Warnie': Australians give emotional tribute to Shane Warne at Melbourne Cricket Ground

Australians gave their final goodbye to spin legend Shane Warne on Wednesday at Melbourne Cricket Stadium.
More than 50 thousand people were gathered for Shane Warne's memorial service at the iconic MCG. It was an emotional farewell for many as the Australian legend created many records at MCG, which were etched in the memories of his fans and family. Warne took his 700th Test wicket at the same venue as well and became the first bowler to reach the milestone.
At the memorial service, Warne's three children's&nbsp;Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father. After that, Anthony Callea performed a rendition of Andrea Bocelli's ' The Prayer' which was followed by Jazz trumpeter Matt Jordell's performance.
Shane Warne was died at the age of 52 earlier this month from a suspected heart attack while on holiday om Koh Samui, Thailand.
He was considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Shane Warne's private funeral was already been held, which was attended by dozens of celebrities including former England captain Michael Vaughan.

Shane Warne's&nbsp;memorial service was held at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, where the former Australian great&nbsp;&nbsp;made many iconic performances for his team

Australians bade their final goodbyes to spin legend Shane Warne on Wednesday at Melbourne Cricket Stadium.
More than 50 thousand people were gathered for Shane Warne's memorial service at the iconic MCG. It was an emotional farewell for many as the Australian legend created many records at MCG, which were etched in the memories of his fans and family. Warne took his 700th Test wicket at the same venue as well and became the first bowler to reach the milestone.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/dad-you-were-taken-away-so-soon-shane-warne-s-family-speak-about-their-loss-1646662882807" target="_blank">'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss</a>
At the memorial service, Warne's three children Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father. After that, Anthony Callea performed a rendition of Andrea Bocelli's ' The Prayer' which was followed by Jazz trumpeter Matt Jordell's performance.
Shane Warne&nbsp;died at the age of 52 earlier this month from a suspected heart attack while on holiday in&nbsp;Koh Samui, Thailand.
He was considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Shane Warne's private funeral before this state memorial service was attended by dozens of celebrities including former England captain Michael Vaughan.

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday.
Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport, where a private plane is expected to bring him back to Australia.
Also read: Thailand Police reveals reason behind Shane Warne's death
Earlier, Thailand police informed that Warne's autopsy report showed that he died due to a natural cause. Warne died on March 4 while on vacation at the Thai Island of Samui.

Shane Warne's final journey home begins

Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport as his finally journey home begins

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday.
Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport, where a private plane is expected to bring him back to Australia.
Earlier, Thailand police informed that Warne's autopsy report showed that he died due to a natural cause. Warne died on March 4 while on vacation at the Thai Island of Samui.
The sudden demise of the Australian great has shocked everyone in the cricketing world. While fans have been paying tribute at Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Stadium.
Meanwhile, according to Australian media reports, MCG will organise a memorial service at Warne's home ground within 2-3 weeks after his last rites. Also, the Great Southern Stand of the MCG will be renamed after Warne.

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday.
Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport, where a private plane is expected to bring him back to Australia.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/thailand-police-reveals-reason-behind-shane-warne-s-death-1646652033344" target="_blank">Thailand Police reveals reason behind Shane Warne's death</a>
Earlier, Thailand police informed that Warne's autopsy report showed that he died due to a natural cause. Warne died on March 4 while on vacation at the Thai Island of Samui.
The sudden demise of the Australian great has shocked everyone in the cricketing world. While fans have been paying tribute at Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Stadium.
Meanwhile, according to Australian media reports, MCG will organise a memorial service at Warne's home ground within 2-3 weeks after his last rites. Also, the Great Southern Stand of the MCG will be renamed after Warne.

After becoming India's second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, Ravichandran Ashwin reckoned that next-generation bowlers can forget about taking 1000 International wickets like Shane Warne.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Ashwin paid tribute to the Australian legend and said that Warne was the flagbearer of spin bowling and introduced the various aspects of spin to the cricketing world.
He added that taking 1000 international wickets is a rare feat and not many can achieve this rare feat.
"The volume of Test cricket will come down drastically and also because so many leagues, workload management will take centre stage," said Ashwin.
Warne took 1001 wickets in International cricket before he retired. Meanwhile, Ashwin is only behind Anil Kumble's 619 wickets in Test cricket for India.

Ashwin makes THIS big claim about wickets in International cricket

'Not many can emulate Warne's rare feat'

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After becoming India's second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, Ravichandran Ashwin reckoned that next-generation bowlers can forget about taking 1000 International wickets like Shane Warne.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Ashwin paid tribute to the Australian legend and said that Warne was the flagbearer of spin bowling and introduced the various aspects of spin to the cricketing world.
He added that taking 1000 international wickets is a rare feat and not many can achieve this rare feat.
"The volume of Test cricket will come down drastically and also because so many leagues, workload management will take centre stage," said Ashwin.
Warne took 1001 wickets in International cricket before he retired. Meanwhile, Ashwin is only behind Anil Kumble's 619 wickets in Test cricket for India.

While paying tribute to Shane Warne, Ashwin said Australian legend&nbsp;brought spin as an attacking commodity to cricketing world

After becoming India's second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, Ravichandran Ashwin reckoned that next-generation bowlers can forget about taking 1000 International wickets like Shane Warne.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Ashwin paid tribute to the Australian legend and said that Warne was the flagbearer of spin bowling and introduced the various aspects of spin to the cricketing world.
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He added that taking 1000 international wickets is a rare feat and not many can achieve this rare feat.
"The volume of Test cricket will come down drastically and also because so many leagues, workload management will take centre stage," said Ashwin.
Warne took 1001 wickets in International cricket before he retired. Meanwhile, Ashwin is only behind Anil Kumble's 619 wickets in Test cricket for India.

While commemorating spin wizard Shane Warne's sudden demise, former Australia captain Ricky Ponting said that Warne would have done a terrific job as an England team's coach.
"Warne's passion and knowledge for the game is something to behold. He would have made a great coach. Having someone like Warne to take over the England cricket team, I think he would have done a terrific job, " Ponting said on The ICC Review.
Notably, Shane Warne had showed the desire to coach England weeks ahead of his tragic death.
England cricket team are looking for a head coach after Chris Silverwood's resignation following a 4-0 loss against Australia in the Ashes series. England cricket board has appointed Paul Collingwood as an interim coach for a time being.

Ricky Ponting: Shane Warne would have done a terrific job as England coach

In an emotional tribute to Shane Warne, Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting reckoned that the legendary spinner would have made a "terrific" England coach due to his vast knowledge of the game

While commemorating spin wizard Shane Warne's sudden demise, former Australia captain Ricky Ponting said that Warne would have done a terrific job as an England team's coach.
"Warne's passion and knowledge for the game is something to behold. He would have made a great coach. Having someone like Warne to take over the England cricket team, I think he would have done a terrific job, " Ponting said on The ICC Review.
Notably, Shane Warne&nbsp;had showed the desire to coach England weeks ahead of his tragic death.
England cricket team are looking for a head coach after Chris Silverwood's resignation following a 4-0 loss against Australia in the Ashes series. England cricket board has appointed Paul Collingwood as an interim coach for a time being.

In an emotional tribute to Shane Warne, Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting reckoned&nbsp;that the legendary spinner would have made a "terrific" England coach because of his vast knowledge of the game

While commemorating spin wizard Shane Warne's sudden demise, former Australia captain Ricky Ponting said that Warne would have done a terrific job as an England team's coach.
"Warne's passion and knowledge for the game is something to behold. He would have made a great coach. Having someone like Warne to take over the England cricket team, I think he would have done a terrific job, " Ponting said on The ICC Review.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/dad-you-were-taken-away-so-soon-shane-warne-s-family-speak-about-their-loss-1646662882807" target="_blank">'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss</a>
Notably, Shane Warne&nbsp;had showed the desire to coach England weeks ahead of his tragic death.
England cricket team are looking for a head coach after Chris Silverwood's resignation following a 4-0 loss against Australia in the Ashes series. England cricket board has appointed Paul Collingwood as an interim coach for a time being.

Famous Australian cricketer Shane Warne breathed his last on March 4, 2022. He was 52 years old at the time of death. The autopsy reports revealed that the cause of death was natural.
The report suggests that the cricketer was on an extreme liquid diet for 14 days. It is believed that this diet could have been one of the triggers. This diet could have put his heart under extra strain.  
Also watch: International Women’s Day Special: Prepare this delicious muffin treat for your muse!
Dangers associated with a liquid diet:  
According to Professor Garry Jennings, the Heart Foundation's chief medical adviser, low-calorie diets can strain and impact the heart in some situations.  
He stated, "Your metabolism, your handling of fluids, salt and other electrolytes get completely out of whack, if you have a small heart attack, you're more likely for that to turn into something serious with a rhythm disorder."  
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Low-calorie diets such as liquid diets do not have the right balance of protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals.   
People who have diabetes, who are on insulin, pregnant women and those suffering from chronic illnesses are advised to stay away from liquid diets to protect their health and well-being. 

Shane Warne's Extreme Liquid Diet: Here's everything you need to know about it 

A liquid diet is a type of low-calorie diet. Read on to know the dangers associated with a liquid diet.  

A liquid diet is a type of low-calorie diet. Read on to know the dangers associated with a liquid diet.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Famous Australian cricketer Shane Warne breathed his last on March 4, 2022. He was 52 years old at the time of death. The autopsy reports revealed that the cause of death was natural.
The report suggests that the cricketer was on an extreme liquid diet for 14 days. It is believed that this diet could have been one of the triggers. This diet could have put his heart under extra strain.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/international-women-s-day-special-prepare-this-delicious-muffin-treat-for-your-muse-1646738241925">International Women&rsquo;s Day Special: Prepare this delicious muffin treat for your muse!</a>
Dangers associated with a liquid diet:&nbsp;&nbsp;
According to Professor Garry Jennings, the Heart Foundation's chief medical adviser, low-calorie diets can strain and impact the heart in some situations.&nbsp;&nbsp;
He stated, "Your metabolism, your handling of fluids, salt and other electrolytes get completely out of whack, if you have a small heart attack, you're more likely for that to turn into something serious with a rhythm disorder."&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/editorji-exclusive-women-s-nutrition-and-metabolism-needs-after-40-1646467365064">Editorji Exclusive: Women&rsquo;s Nutrition and Metabolism Needs After 40</a>
Low-calorie diets such as liquid diets do not have the right balance of protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
People who have diabetes, who are on insulin, pregnant women and those suffering from chronic illnesses are advised to stay away from liquid diets to protect their health and well-being.&nbsp;

CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja&rsquo;s fitting tribute to Shane Warne as he puts Team India in total control vs Sri Lanka on Day 2. Yash Chawla speaks to Shubham Mishra, Ikpreet Singh &amp; Archeet Nayar
After losing 4 crucial wickets in the last session of Day 2, Sri Lanka will be needing a great deal of grit and resilience on Day 3 of the 1st Test against India to avoid a big defeat at Mohali.
At stumps on Day 2, Sri&nbsp;Lanka were reeling at 108-4 with Pathum Nissanka and Charith Asalanka on the crease.
Dimuth Karunaratne and Lahiru Thirimanne provided the visitors with a steady start after India declared their first innings on 574-8 at tea.
Also read:&nbsp;IND vs SL 1st Test: Ravindra Jadeja smashes his second century in Test cricket
The spin duo of Ashwin and Jadeja then removed both the openers in quick succession. With Angelo Mathews and Pathum Nissanka at the crease, Sri Lanka hoped of no more casualty. But Bumrah produced a fiery spell in the last hour of play and trapped Mathews in front of the wicket.
Ravichandran Ashwin got the wicket of Dhananjaya de Silva five overs later to put the Islanders in a spot of bother going into Day 3.
Earlier, Ravindra Jadeja produced a masterclass with the bat and scored an unbeaten 175 before Rohit Sharma decided to declare at 574/8.
Also read:&nbsp;IND vs SL 1st Test: Team India score their 1st 500+ total after 42 innings

CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja’s fitting tribute to Shane Warne, puts Team India in total control on Day 2

CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja’s fitting tribute to Shane Warne as he puts Team India in total control vs Sri Lanka on Day 2. Yash Chawla speaks to Shubham Mishra, Ikpreet Singh & Archeet Nayar


Sri Lanka&nbsp;would be hoping that their overnight batters&nbsp;Nissanka and Asalanka&nbsp;put up a big stand as the visitors are still trailing by 466 runs at Stumps on Day 2

CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja&rsquo;s fitting tribute to Shane Warne as he puts Team India in total control vs Sri Lanka on Day 2. Yash Chawla speaks to Shubham Mishra, Ikpreet Singh &amp; Archeet Nayar
After losing 4 crucial wickets in the last session of Day 2, Sri Lanka will be needing a great deal of grit and resilience on Day 3 of the 1st Test against India to avoid a big defeat at Mohali.
At stumps on Day 2, Sri&nbsp;Lanka were reeling at 108-4 with Pathum Nissanka and Charith Asalanka on the crease.
Dimuth Karunaratne and Lahiru Thirimanne provided the visitors with a steady start after India declared their first innings on 574-8 at tea.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sl-1st-test-ravindra-jadeja-smashes-century-on-day-2-1646459793281" target="_blank">IND vs SL 1st Test: Ravindra Jadeja smashes his second century in Test cricket</a>
The spin duo of Ashwin and Jadeja then removed both the openers in quick succession. With Angelo Mathews and Pathum Nissanka at the crease, Sri Lanka hoped of no more casualty. But Bumrah produced a fiery spell in the last hour of play and trapped Mathews in front of the wicket.
Ravichandran Ashwin got the wicket of Dhananjaya de Silva five overs later to put the Islanders in a spot of bother going into Day 3.
Earlier, Ravindra Jadeja produced a masterclass with the bat and scored an unbeaten 175 before Rohit Sharma decided to declare at 574/8.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sl-1st-test-team-india-score-their-1st-500-total-after-42-innings-1646474664464" target="_blank">IND vs SL 1st Test: Team India score their 1st 500+ total after 42 innings</a>

After the sudden demise of spin wizard Shane Warne, the cricketing world is mourning and paying tribute to the greatest leg spinner of the modern era on and off the field.
While paying tribute to one of Australia's greatest player, Test captain Pat Cummins described Warne as a once-in-a-century-type cricketer whose records will live on forever. Australia and Pakistan cricket team observed a moment a silence ahead of start of play on Day 2 in Rawalpindi.
Meanwhile, England captain Joe Root termed Warne as a massive idol who could win a game single-handedly.
Australian women's cricket team also paid their tribute to the greatest cricketing icon and observed a moment of silence ahead of their ICC ODI World Cup match against England. 
In Australia, the fans paid floral tribute to Shane Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
In a condolence message, former captain Mark Taylor said, "Warnie came in and gave Australian cricket a point of difference and showed the world the subtleties of the game of test cricket."
On Friday, Warne was found dead in his villa on the Thailand island Koh Samui. He was known for his larger-than-life image on and off the field. He took 708 wickets in 145 Test matches and won the ICC ODI World Cup in 1999.

Cricketing World mourns the sudden demise of spin wizard Shane Warne

'Warnie showed the world the subtleties of the game of test cricket'

A shell-shocked cricketing world mourns Shane Warne's demise

After the sudden demise of spin wizard Shane Warne, the cricketing world is mourning and paying tribute to the greatest leg spinner of the modern era on and off the field.
While paying tribute to one of Australia's greatest player, Test captain Pat Cummins described Warne as a once-in-a-century-type cricketer whose records will live on forever. Australia and Pakistan cricket team observed a moment a silence ahead of start of play on Day 2 in Rawalpindi.
Meanwhile, England captain Joe Root termed Warne as a massive idol who could win a game single-handedly.
Australian women's cricket team also paid their tribute to the greatest cricketing icon and observed a moment of silence ahead of their ICC ODI World Cup match against England.
In Australia, the fans paid floral tribute to Shane Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
In a condolence message, former captain Mark Taylor said, "Warnie came in and gave Australian cricket a point of difference and showed the world the subtleties of the game of test cricket."
On Friday, Warne was found dead in his villa on the Thailand island Koh Samui. He was known for his larger-than-life image on and off the field. He took 708 wickets in 145 Test matches and won the ICC ODI World Cup in 1999.

After the sudden demise of spin wizard Shane Warne, the cricketing world is mourning and paying tribute to the greatest leg spinner of the modern era on and off the field

After the sudden demise of spin wizard Shane Warne, the cricketing world is mourning and paying tribute to the greatest leg spinner of the modern era on and off the field.
While paying tribute to one of Australia's greatest player, Test captain Pat Cummins described Warne as a once-in-a-century-type cricketer whose records will live on forever. Australia and Pakistan cricket team observed a moment of silence ahead of the start of play on Day 2 in Rawalpindi.
Meanwhile, England captain Joe Root termed Warne as a massive idol who could win a game single-handedly.
Australian women's cricket team also paid their tribute to the greatest cricketing icon and observed a moment of silence ahead of their ICC ODI World Cup match against England.&nbsp;
In Australia, the fans paid floral tribute to Shane Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
In a condolence message, former captain Mark Taylor said, "Warnie came in and gave Australian cricket a point of difference and showed the world the subtleties of the game of test cricket."
On Friday, Warne was found dead in his villa on the Thailand island Koh Samui. He was known for his larger-than-life image on and off the field. He took 708 wickets in 145 Test matches and won the ICC ODI World Cup in 1999.

Australian cricket legend Shane Warne has died on Friday. He was 52 years old.
Warne was largely regarded as one of the game's best bowlers and picked up 708 wickets for Australia in Test cricket.
In a brief statement made on Friday, Warne's management business announced that he died of a suspected heart attack in Koh Samui, Thailand. According to reports, Warne was found unconscious in his villa at a resort as the medical staff tried to revive him but failed.
Also read: Documentary film on Shane Warne all set for a 'spin' on this OTT platform
"Despite the greatest efforts of medical staff, Shane was found lifeless in his villa and could not be resuscitate," Warne's management said in a statement.
Warne played 145 tests for Australia and took 708 wickets. He representated Australia in 194 ODIs and scalped 293 wickets.
He was the first player in over 90 years to take a hat-trick in the Ashes when he achieved the feat against England at Melbourne in 1994.

Australian cricket legend Shane Warne passes away at the age of 52

Celebrated Australian Cricketer Shane Warne passes away.&nbsp;Reports: Warne died of a heart attack at the age of 52.&nbsp;Found unconscious at home, medical staff couldn't revive him

Celebrated Australian Cricketer Shane Warne passes away

Australian cricket legend Shane Warne has died on Friday. He was 52 years old.
Warne was largely regarded as one of the game's best bowlers and picked up 708 wickets for Australia in Test cricket.
In a brief statement made on Friday, Warne's management business announced that he died of a suspected heart attack in Koh Samui, Thailand. According to reports, Warne was found unconscious in his villa at a resort as the medical staff tried to revive him but failed.
"Despite the greatest efforts of medical staff, Shane was found lifeless in his villa and could not be resuscitate," Warne's management said in a statement.
Warne played 145 tests for Australia and took 708 wickets. He representated Australia in 194 ODIs and scalped 293 wickets.
He was the first player in over 90 years to take a hat-trick in the Ashes when he achieved the feat against England at Melbourne in 1994.

According to reports, Warne was found unconscious in his villa at a resort as the medical staff tried to revive him but failed.

Australian cricket legend Shane Warne has died on Friday. He was 52 years old.
Warne was largely regarded as one of the game's best bowlers and picked up 708 wickets for Australia in Test cricket.
In a brief statement made on Friday, Warne's management business announced that he died of a suspected heart attack in Koh Samui, Thailand. According to reports, Warne was found unconscious in his villa at a resort as the medical staff tried to revive him but failed.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/documentary-film-on-shane-warne-all-set-for-a-spin-on-this-ott-platform-1641981632784" target="_blank">Documentary film on Shane Warne all set for a 'spin' on this OTT platform</a>
"Despite the greatest efforts of medical staff, Shane was found lifeless in his villa and could not be resuscitate," Warne's management said in a statement.
Warne played 145 tests for Australia and took 708 wickets. He representated Australia in 194 ODIs and scalped 293 wickets.
He was the first player in over 90 years to take a hat-trick in the Ashes when he achieved the feat against England at Melbourne in 1994.

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