Shane Warne Best Bowling Figures, Spell, Wickets, Ball Of The Century Video, Last Match, Retirement, Stats, Records

Shane Warne, an Australian cricket legend, died at the age of 52, he is believed to have died of a heart attack, know his best bowling figures, spells and records

According to Fox, Warne’s management issued a brief statement stating that he died in Thailand after a suspected heart attack.

“Despite the best efforts of medical workers, Shane was found lifeless in his villa and could not be resuscitate,” according to the statement. “At this time, the family begs privacy and will share further details in due course,” the statement continued.

Shane Warne Best Bowling Figures, Spell, Wickets Ball Of The Century Video, Stats, Records, Retirement

Warne’s Cricketing Career

Since his debut in 1992, Warne has represented Australia in 145 Tests, taking 708 wickets. Warne took 293 wickets in 194 ODI outings. He was also named one of Wisden’s Five Cricketers of the Century after claiming 708 Test Wickets over the course of a 15-year career from 1992 to 2007.

Warne, though, was more than simply a great cricketer. There have been and will continue to be many outstanding cricketers. Warne, on the other hand, was a one-of-a-kind individual. Warne is a whole human being, supremely skilled yet horribly damaged. Every time he went onto a pitch, he brought a special delight, spunk, humour, and cheer with him. Warne was one of a kind, fiercely competitive yet always upbeat.

Nobody ever questioned Warne’s brilliant strategic mind, even if he never captained Australia. If there was ever any doubt, he proved it by captaining the Rajasthan Royals to victory in the first Indian Premier League in 2008. After retiring from international cricket, he did this.

Warne’s Debut and Retirement

Shane Warne made his debut in international cricket in a test match against India at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney on 2^nd of January 1992 where as he retired from International cricket in a test match against England on 5^th of January 2007 at Sydney.

“It was said of Augustus that he discovered Rome brick and left it marble: the same is true of Warne and spin bowling,” Australian cricket columnist Gideon Haigh remarked after he resigned.

The Story Of Ball Of The Century

Warne was without a doubt one of the best spinners of all time. His talent was unrivalled, and his work was sometimes mistaken for magic. The first ball he ever bowled against England, in 1993 at Old Trafford, is known as the “ball of the century” and simply “that ball” among Australian and English fans. The ball landed outside Mike Gatting’s leg stump and spun ferociously, eluding Gatting’s bat and clipping the top of his off-stump. Gatting stood frozen for a few seconds before walking away, still reeling from the events of the day.

Will never tire of watching his ball of the century.

RIP Shane Warne ❤️🇦🇺 pic.twitter.com/bCSIknoYEM

— SportsJOE (@SportsJOE_UK) March 4, 2022

Warne’s Bowling Figures

 Warne’s top 5 wickets haul and best figures