Colourful Shane Warne leaves giant legacy
Shane Warne transcended cricket.
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Shane Warne obituary: A fascinating life on and off the cricket field
Comfortably history's best leg-spinner, arguably history's best bowler and surpassed only by Sir Donald Bradman as Australia's greatest cricketer, Shane Keith Warne has died of a suspected heart attack at the age of 52.
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Shane Warne, a bowler whose extraordinary talents left countless slack-jawed batsmen questioning the laws of cricketing physics, has died after a career which saw him crowned as one of his sport’s greatest ever players.
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Shane Warne obituary
Shane Warne, who has died aged 52 of a suspected heart attack, was almost certainly the greatest spin bowler cricket has ever produced. More than that, he was one of the most outsize personalities of any sport. Everything he did in his game and his life was on a grand scale: he lived fast and, it transpires, died young.
Genius on the pitch, bad boy off it, Warne was one of a kind
Shane Warne thrilled and inspired in equal measure throughout his career but for all his wizardry with a cricket ball and charisma, like others touched by sporting genius he brought a fair amount of baggage to his chosen profession.
Shane Warne: The cricketing genius and born showman who transcended his sport
The phrase ‘larger than life’ could have been coined for Shane Warne, a man whose prodigious cricketing skills, mega-watt star power and ability to draw a crowd allowed him to transcend his career and his craft.
Australian team to continue Pak tour despite Peshawar blast: PCB source
Pakistan despite a suicide bomb blast at a mosque in Peshawar, which is about 184 kilometres from Rawalpindi, where the visitors are playing their first Test in the country after 24 years. "Cricket Australia is constantly in touch with the Pakistan Cricket Board, their High Commission and relevant security personnel and there is no danger to the historic tour," a source in the board, who declined to be named, said on Friday.