Chun holds one-stroke lead in Singapore
Australia's in-form Hannah Green has fired a six-under 66 to be five shots off the pace after the third-round at the HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore.
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Shane Warne was watching cricket, had not been drinking: Manager
Warne's death due to a suspected heart-attack on Friday reveal that he was watching cricket before a scheduled meeting with friends for dinner when he suffered the attack. A report in Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday said that the legendary spinner's business manager performed CPR for about 20 minutes to save him. "The 52-year-old's long-time manager told the Herald and The Age (that) Warne had not been drinking before he was found by his friend Andrew Neophitou, an executive producer on his recently released documentary, who had gone to Warne's Thailand hotel room before a planned dinner," the report said. The reports added that Warne was found unconscious "with the historic first Test between Australia and Pakistan playing on the television". It said the legendary spinner was holidaying at a resort in Koh Samui, Thailand "as part of a rare extended holiday" and was scheduled to travel to the UK on his commentating assignment.
Maguire stays in touch at HSBC World Championship
Leona Maguire shot her best round of the tournament at the HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore to put her in contention for a top ten finish ahead of Sunday's final round.
Shane Warne's Australia Teammates Get Emotional For "Greatest Bowler"
Australian legend Shane Warne died at the age of 52 in Thailand on Friday. The news took the cricket world by storm with former and currently cricketers taking to Twitter to pass on their condolences. Ricky Ponting led the reactions from the Australian cricket community and took to Twitter to post a heartfelt message for Warne. He wrote, "Hard to put this into words. I first met him when I was 15 at the Academy. He gave me my nickname. We were teammates for more than a decade, riding all the highs and lows together. Through it all he was someone you could always count on, someone who loved his family..."
Shane Warne Dies: Former England Captains Pay Tribute To The "Greatest Cricketer Of All Time"
Former Australia cricketer Shane Warne, who was regarded as one of the best spinners to have ever played the game of cricket, died at the age of 52 after suffering a suspected heart attack in Thailand on Friday. This news came as a shock to many as several current and former cricketers continued to pay homage to Warne. Throughout his career, Warne tormented some of the finest batting line-ups. He was almost unstoppable especially against England. Despite the on-field rivalry with the England players, Warne shared a special bond with them, off the field.
When Shane Warne told TV viewers how he'd bowl out Brendon McCullum - and then he did it
Shane Warne passed away at the age of 52 on Friday.
Cricket world mourns death of great Shane Warne
The world of cricket is coming to terms with the loss of one of its greatest figures following the death of Shane Warne at the age of 52.
Shane Warne was watching Australia play cricket shortly before tragic death as manager reveals final moments
Shane Warne was watching Australia play Test cricket shortly before his tragic death in a villa in Thailand.