Shane Warne Shocking Death: How the cricket fraternity came to a STANDSTILL to pay homage to legendary spinner – On Friday, the cricket fraternity came to a unanimous standstill, when it was announced that Shane Warne has departed for heavenly above. Follow live updates on InsideSport.IN.
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Warne, one of the greatest spinners to have ever graced this beautiful sport, reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest whilst being on a vacation in Thailand. As the 52-year-old Aussie spinner spun his last chapter of life at 52 years of age, leaving behind memories that every cricket fan will cherish with glee, the cricket community united in a bid to pay the legend a fitting tribute.
Shane Warne Shocking Death: How the cricket fraternity came to a STANDSTILL to pay homage to legendary spinner Shane Warner – Check Pictures
Check out the cricket fraternity paid homage to Warne
- Team India and Sri Lanka wore black armbands and observed a minute’s silence prior to Day 2 of their ongoing Test match against India in Mohali.
Shane Warne Shocking Death: How the cricket fraternity came to a STANDSTILL to pay homage to legendary spinner Shane Warner – Check Pictures
- In the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 game between Australia Women and England Women, flags were raised to half-mast while both teams sported black armbands and observed a moment of silence.
- The England cricket team, who are currently in West Indies ahead of a bilateral series, observed a moment’s silence before the start of Day 4 of their warm-up match against West Indies’ Board President XI.
- Members of the Pakistan and Australian cricket team also observed a minute’s silence to pay homage to Warne. These two sides are currently competing in a Test match at Rawalpindi.
Shane Warne Shocking Death: How the cricket fraternity came to a STANDSTILL to pay homage to legendary spinner Shane Warner – Check Pictures
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