Farewell to former Australia spinner Shane Warne – Wednesday’s sporting social
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Fans of Shane Warne share their memories of the cricket great at his MCG memorial
The last time I saw Shane Warne was the second day of the day-night Ashes Test in Hobart, in early January.
Watch: Rajasthan Royals Share Kumar Sangakkara's Moving Tribute To Shane Warne
IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals on Wednesday shared a video of its Director of Cricket, Kumar Sangakkara's moving tribute to former captain and cricket legend Shane Warne, who died aged 52 earlier this month. Warne was remembered in a state memorial service in Melbourne on Wednesday, with music superstars Elton John and Chris Martin performing by video link.
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Australia great Shane Warne remembered at moving service in Melbourne
Shane Warne’s life and lasting legacy was remembered by family, friends, former team-mates and rivals at a moving state memorial service in Melbourne.
"Genius" Shane Warne Bid Farewell At State Memorial Service
Shane Warne was remembered as "mesmerising" and a "genius" at a state memorial service in Melbourne Wednesday attended by tens of thousands of spectators and legendary players, with music superstars Elton John and Chris Martin performing by video link. The well-loved Australian cricketer died at a luxury resort in Thailand this month from a suspected heart attack, aged 52, eliciting shock and grief from his millions of fans as well as prime ministers, rock stars and fellow players.
Shane Warne state memorial: Tens of thousands gather to send off the 'Spin King'
By Hannah Ritchie, CNN
Shane Warne's send-off was larger than life, just like the man himself
The phrase that has come to mind so many times since Shane Warne's passing — and was raised so many times during his state memorial on Wednesday at the MCG — was 'larger than life'.