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Shane Warne dies suddenly in Thailand at 52 and no one is asking questions?
This is a Death in Paradise episode right out of the playbook.
He had covid like a year ago.
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It's a reported suspect heart attack which can be by nature a very sudden event.Shane Warne dies suddenly in Thailand at 52 and no one is asking questions?
This is a Death in Paradise episode right out of the playbook.
Something ain't right here.
Pull your head inThailand raises questions, what is Warnie doing in Thailand? He's not commentating cricket there surely, it's youth beauty treatment gone wrong?
Warnie is so vain, looking to keep himself young and he paid the ultimate price.
In a strange quirk of fate Warne passes away on Daryll Cullinan's birthday.
I don't think we'll ever see a cricketer ever be as wrecked as Cullinan was against Warne.
Give it a rest please.Thailand raises questions, what is Warnie doing in Thailand? He's not commentating cricket there surely, it's youth beauty treatment gone wrong?
Warnie is so vain, looking to keep himself young and he paid the ultimate price.
Thailand raises questions, what is Warnie doing in Thailand? He's not commentating cricket there surely, it's youth beauty treatment gone wrong?
Warnie is so vain, looking to keep himself young and he paid the ultimate price.
Yeah get on for a listen, some good memories...
I completely agree with you bro exact same thing with me, I remember when he was interviewed about the pressure of sport and he said 99% of athletes would worry abou what could go wrong when the pressure was on, he wanted the ball if there was 1 run left and 5 wickets to take because he always thought what if I win this. =My greatest Warnie memory isnt even in his bowling...
He was asked about his approach to the game when things got tough. He said he would always look at the game as it was, but then consider how it would look if you took a couple of quick wickets. That 2/221 could be 4/223 in a good over. Its something thats stuck with me in life... as humans we often ask ourselves 'what if' bad things happen, but it takes courage to be positive and think 'what if' and imagine the best case scenarios of how things could turn around - often its simpler and faster than you might expect.
Absolute legend and one of the greatest Aussies of all time.
RIP. Hope you're taking wickets and catching flushes somewhere.
I completely agree with you bro exact same thing with me, I remember when he was interviewed about the pressure of sport and he said 99% of athletes would worry abou what could go wrong when the pressure was on, he wanted the ball if there was 1 run left and 5 wickets to take because he always thought what if I win this. =