The legendary Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne on Friday passed away in a suspected heart attack in Thailand at the age of 52. He was found unresponsive in his villa and he could not be revived. The family has requested privacy and will provide details in due course.

His untimely demise has sent shockwaves across the globe. As soon as the news of his death came out, tributes and heartfelt condolence messages started pouring in.

Warne is credited with the Ball of the Century when he bowled English captain Mike Gatting in the first Ashes Test of 1993 at Old Trafford. The ball so bamboozled Gatting it is worth a watch to realise the talent of Warne.

Shane Warne, who passed away on Friday due to heart attack, had knocked over many a batter during his illustrious career. Here is a look at five dream deliveries by the leg-spin legend.Mike Gatting vs England, 1st Test at Manchester, 1993

1.Mike Gatting vs England, 1st Test at Manchester, 1993

2. Andrew Strauss vs England, 2nd Test at Headingley, 2005

3. Herschelle Gibbs vs South Africa, World Cup semifinals at Birmingham, 1999

4. Basit Ali vs Pakistan, 3rd Test at SCG, 1995

5. VVS Laxman vs India, 1st Test at Bengaluru, 2004

Shane Warne was made his Test debut against India in Sydney in 1992 while his ODI debut was against New Zealand in Wellington in March next year.

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Warne was a talented, charismatic, had a flamboyant personality, both on and off the field, and was involved in a fair amount of controversies in his life. He was a successful commentator and was considered among the sharpest analysts of the game.

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The Australian spinner Shane Warne’s demise has sent shockwaves across the globe. As soon as the news of his death came out, tributes and heartfelt condolence messages started pouring in. Amidst this, his last tweet about the demise of Australian cricketer Rod Marsh also went viral, and people started talking about how life is so unpredictable.

Shane Warne in his last tweet grieved about the demise of Australian great Rod Marsh and a few hours later, the reports came out that Warne passed away due to a heart attack in Koh Samui.

In his last tweet, Shane Warne wrote this is sad to hear the news that Rod Marsh has passed. He was a legend of our great game and an inspiration to so many young boys and girls. Rod cared deeply about cricket & gave so much-especially to Australia and England players. Sending lots and lots of love to Ros and the family. RIP mate.

After the news of Warne’s passing away came out, people started commenting on his last post and wrote that who knew that after few hours, he would be no more.

One of the users wrote that how life is. The last tweet was About the passing of another Cricketer..Who knew after some hours he will be no more and others would be posting tweets for him.

Another user wrote that so sad that a couple of hours ago..this was his last tweet before passing away.

Yet another wrote that he was mourning the death of an old Australian cricketing legend and he was unaware of his own death.

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In other news, the Indian government is working round the clock to bring the Indians stranded in Ukraine. Amid this, a video has gone viral on Twitter, where an Indian returnee has claimed that the Indian embassy asked students to clean toilets if they want to board flights for home. Nearly 1,000 students were waiting to board flights desperately but they were given a choice to clean toilets first to board first.

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