Legendary Australian spinner Shane Warne, sometimes called the spin king, died as a result of a coronary heart assault on Friday. “Shane was found unresponsive in his villa and despite the best efforts of medical staff, he could not be revived,”an announcement on the Fox web site mentioned. “The family requests privacy at this time and will provide further details in due course,” it added. 

On studying the information, Sachin Tendulkar mentioned on Twitter, Will miss you Warnie. There was by no means a boring second with you round, on or off the sphere. Will at all times treasure our on area duels & off area banter. You at all times had a particular place for India & Indians had a particular place for you. Gone too younger! 

Meanwhile, Brain Lara took to Twitter to specific, And speechless in the mean time. I actually don’t know how one can sum up this example. My good friend is gone!! We have misplaced one of many Greatest Sportsmen of all time!! My condolences goes out to his household. RIP Warnie!! You can be missed.

Another of his up to date, Waqar Younis mentioned, Shane Warne no extra.. I’m Shocked and Shattered.Simply cannot imagine I’m listening to this. Very, very unhappy day for our cricket neighborhood.The greatest famous person of my technology is gone. Goodbye Legend Shane Warne 

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Shane Warne was among the finest leg-spinners to have embraced the sport. Warne scalped 708 wickets in his illustrious profession which spanned for 145 Test matches.

Warne performed 194 One Day Internationals for Australia during which he scalped 293 wickets. The right-hander was additionally useful with the bat as he scored 3,154 runs in his Test profession. He amassed 1,018 runs within the 50-overs format.

All that it’s worthwhile to learn about Shane Warne: 

Full title: Shane Keith Warne

Born: September 13, 1969 in Melbourne

Died: March 4, 2022 in Koh Samui, Thailand

Major groups: Australia, Victoria, Rajasthan Royals, Hampshire, Melbourne Stars

Bowling model: Right-arm leg-break

Test debut: v India, Sydney, January 1992

Last Test: v England, Sydney, January 2007

Test file: 145 matches, 708 wickets, 25.41 common

One-day file: 194 matches, 293 wickets, 25.73 common

Some of Warne’s best achievements:

– In 2000 chosen as one of many 5 Wisden Cricketers of the Century, the one specialist bowler chosen within the quintet

– Leading wicket-taker in Tests earlier than being overtaken by Muttiah Muralitharan of Sri Lanka

– Only second bowler after Muralitharan to take mixed 1,000 wickets in Tests and ODIs