Thailand police revealed the reason behind Shane Warne’s death.
On Friday, one of Australia’s best-known sports stars, Shane Warne, died in Thailand. The earlier reports said that he had a heart attack and died.
In the wake of his death, many tributes and messages about him have been shared on social media.
His biggest rival on the field and best friend said that he will always be important to Indians and that he will always be important to them.
Warne played for Australia, and he broke many records. One of them was becoming the first bowler to take 700 wickets in a Test match.
Before Sri Lankan legend Muttiah Muralitharan broke the record for Test wickets, he had been the highest wicket-taker in Tests. He took 708 wickets in Tests.
When Shane Warne died, how? What caused him to die?
Warne had chest pains before he died in Thailand, a Thai police official said on Saturday, citing information from Warne’s family.
In addition, he had asthma and some heart problems, the official said.
People on the island of Koh Samui heard from Yuttana Sirisombat, the superintendent of the Bo Phut police station, that Warne had been to see a doctor about his heart.
He said it would be moved to Surat Thani, Thailand, on Sunday for an autopsy. The Australian’s body will be moved there on Sunday. Yuttana didn’t say anything when asked about the most likely cause of death.
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