Shane Warne's family and friends say goodbye at private funeral
Shane Warne's family and friends have bid the cricketing legend farewell at a private funeral in Melbourne.
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Australian cricketing legend Warne farewelled in private funeral
Family, sportspeople and entertainers bid farewell to Australian cricketing legend Shane Warne at a private funeral held at his hometown in Melbourne on Sunday.
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