The Latest Breaking News from Shane Warne

Australian cricket great Shane Warne had experienced chest pains prior to his death in Thailand and he had a history of asthma and some heart issues, according to Thai Police.

Shane Warne will be missed by all Australians and by many more beyond beyond these shores. And he will be missed for a long, long time

Honest and genuine, competitive and gloriously talented, Shane Warne left behind a different, better sport to the one he found

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Warne died on Friday aged 52

Tributes have been left outside Melbourne Cricket Ground for Shane Warne, after the cricket legend died on Friday following a suspected heart attack in Thailand

Tributes have poured in from across the world for the former Australia leg-spinner

It was early 1992. The possibilities of what you could do with a cricket ball on the pitch, and not in your backyard, were going to be redefined by a young, slightly unsure, blonde-haired debutant. The young man’s bowling figures in his first encounter with test cricket in Sydney showed…

His approach to the game was with a winning mentality and his impact on the sport was far greater than just his character