Shane Warne died aged 52 in Thailand of a suspected coronary heart assault
Former Indian captain Virat Kohli on Saturday paid tribute to Shane Warne after the Australian leg-spinner handed away on the age of 52 on Friday. The iconic spinner handed away in Thailand following a suspected coronary heart assault. Kohli grieved the unlucky demise of legendry leg-spinner Shane Warne, calling his passing unpredictable and fickle and he’s nonetheless in shock and disbelief by the information.
“We got the sad news last night about the demise of Shane Warne. Out of nowhere, to be honest, we carry on doing what we do in life, we think everything is all about what we are doing in the present moment all are troubles and things going wrong and things that we look forward to. We realised very quickly that life is so unpredictable and fickle. We just need to be grateful for all the moments that we are alive. Passing at the age of 52 is something that is totally unexpected and went far too early. I stand here in disbelief and shock,” stated Virat Kohli.
“Life is fickle and unpredictable. I stand here in disbelief and shock.”@imVkohli pays his tributes to Shane Warne. pic.twitter.com/jwN1qYRDxj
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“I got to know him off the field as well and the persona and charisma he brought to every conversation he was a part of, I can understand what he brought to the field as well. He was an honest man any conversation you had with him you can see the passion, spoke so clearly and he knows what he was saying. Live life king size just very grateful to have known him and to he was the greatest spinner that I have ever played in the game.
“Needless to say he certainly will probably be missed. That I hope we are able to put issues in the proper perspective in life understanding how unpredictable issues are. My deepest condolence to his household, his shut ones, his youngsters and his mother and father, I understand how troublesome it could be and so they have all our help and they’re in our ideas. God bless his soul,” he added.
The leg-spinner was known for his guile bowling and took a total of 1001 wickets. He became the first-ever bowler to scale the peak of 1,000 international wickets.
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