| Shane Warne 14:19 - Mar 4 with 2672 views | HullDale |
Its been announced he passed away this morning following a suspected heart attack.
52 years old, no age. One of the greats of the game.
RIP |  | | |  |
| Shane Warne on 14:32 - Mar 4 with 2626 views | BigKindo |
Aye a bad week for cricket. Fellow Aussie keeper Rodney Marsh has also p[assed away, and prior to that Crompton Lancashire and W. Indies spinner Sonny Ramadhin |  | | |
| Shane Warne on 14:47 - Mar 4 with 2595 views | BlueMessiah |
Blimey! An absolute Legend, a real superstar of cricket.
Very sad news. RIP |  |
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| Shane Warne on 15:28 - Mar 4 with 2499 views | 1949er |
Hope the tv shows the ball he bowled to Gatting! |  |
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| Shane Warne on 16:56 - Mar 4 with 2387 views | ChaffRAFC |
Not gonna lie, this one has hit me like a train. I'm absolutely heart-broken. Shane Warne is the reason I started playing cricket and started bowling leg spin. He's one of my all-time heroes. An absolute genius and easily the best bowler I ever had the joy of watching. Brilliant pundit as well.
52 is a frighteningly young age as well.
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| Shane Warne on 17:27 - Mar 4 with 2328 views | EllDale |
Absolutely unbelievable news | | | |
| Shane Warne on 17:30 - Mar 4 with 2329 views | mingthemerciless |
| Shane Warne on 17:27 - Mar 4 by EllDale |
Absolutely unbelievable news |
Best spin bowler I ever saw bar none. His accuracy in the very difficult art of leg spin bowling was legendary. | | | |
| Shane Warne on 18:28 - Mar 4 with 2246 views | James1980 |
Sure I recall one of the pundits say something along the lines of Warne could make a tennis ball spin on glass. His variation and knowing when to use them was mightily impressive. I believe he lived life to the full. There's going to be an almighty knees up in the pavilion in the sky. I wonder if he is bowling a few googlies at Bradman in heaven's nets.
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| Shane Warne on 18:42 - Mar 4 with 2232 views | deeplishblue |
I wonder if the drugs he took diuretics? has contributed to this? I think quite a few wrestlers have died early due to steroids taken in the 90s |  |
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| Shane Warne on 18:54 - Mar 4 with 2206 views | nordenblue |
| Shane Warne on 18:42 - Mar 4 by deeplishblue |
I wonder if the drugs he took diuretics? has contributed to this? I think quite a few wrestlers have died early due to steroids taken in the 90s |
Do we know the cause yet?
Edit... since read it appears to be a suspected massive heart attack whilst on a holiday with mates in Thailand, found unresponsive around 5pm in his room.
Terrible news either way [Post edited 4 Mar 2022 19:39]
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| Shane Warne on 21:55 - Mar 4 with 1998 views | D_Alien |
| Shane Warne on 18:28 - Mar 4 by James1980 |
Sure I recall one of the pundits say something along the lines of Warne could make a tennis ball spin on glass. His variation and knowing when to use them was mightily impressive. I believe he lived life to the full. There's going to be an almighty knees up in the pavilion in the sky. I wonder if he is bowling a few googlies at Bradman in heaven's nets.
RIP Warney |
"There's going to be an almighty knees up in the pavilion in the sky"
Well said James
That's Warney. Just watched the vid of him bowling that "ball of the century" at Old Trafford, and for once, that tribute isn't overblown. He truly was a great, and in many ways responsible for re-introducing the art of spin bowling to Test cricket after an era dominated by the quicks
So, he changed the cricket world. There's very few that applies to, in any sphere
As has been said, with Rod Marsh and Sonny Ramadhin passing too, a sad week for a game i love just as much as football |  |
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| Shane Warne on 10:06 - Mar 5 with 1824 views | RooleyMoorBlue |
R.I.P. Shane and Rodney.
Warne was right about his love/hate relationship with England fans, but I'm sure every single cricket fan will be shedding a tear at the news of his passing. He singlehandedly raised the popularity of the game at a time when it was in the doldrums.
You will be sadly missed by all Warney ðŸðŸ¥‡ |  | | |
| Shane Warne on 11:13 - Mar 5 with 1765 views | Zac_B |
Very sad news. A thoroughly loveable rogue, and a simply brilliant cricketer.
My grandfather knew a thing or two about cricket and would honestly be bewildered by the things Warne could do with a ball. I spent many an evening throwing a ball down and trying to be like Shane Warne...but sadly for me, breeze blocks moved more!
RIP Warney | | | |
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