Sachin Tendulkar has said that he could not pass up the moment when he lost the best player in cricket and the best known personally.
In Thailand …
Former Australian batsman and spin legend Shane Warne has died of a stroke. He is 52 years old. It is suspected that Warne may have died of a heart attack. However, no definite information has been reported. Warne was pronounced unconscious in his room at his home in Cosamou, one of Thailand’s tourist islands, and died without medical treatment, according to Warne’s lawyers.
Sydney Test …
Warne’s sudden demise has shocked the cricketing world and various quarters. Australian authorities have gone there to retrieve Warne’s body from Thailand. Warne was born in 1969 in the Australian state of Victoria. From a young age he was very interested in cricket. He made his Test debut against India in Sydney in January 1992.
708 wickets …
He made his ODI debut in March 1993 against New Zealand. Warne, who played for Australia for 15 years, has taken 708 wickets in 145 Tests. He is the 2nd highest wicket-taker in Tests. His last Test was against England in Sydney in January 2007.
As a commentator …
Although he retired from cricket, he worked as a commentator. IPL Has been playing in tournaments. The Rajasthan Royals, led by Warne, made their IPL debut in 2008. Captured the trophy in the match. Warne’s death has come as a shock to cricketers and fans alike. Tendulkar mourns Warne’s death
Tragic news …
What he is saying is that Warne’s death is shockingly tragic news. He will always keep the environment he is in, both on and off the field, lively. Moments with him are treasured. The Indians will also remember Warne, who quickly disappeared. Life is unpredictable and unpredictable. I could not overcome this moment of losing the best player in cricket and the one who is personally well acquainted. The best player of all time in spinning the ball.
Richards mourning …
I could not believe the news of Warne’s disappearance. I was shocked. I thought this might not be true. India captain Rohit Sharma, Pakistan captain Babur Assam, former players Sehwag, Harbhajan Singh, VVS Players including Laxman, Gambhir, Raina, Shoaib Akhtar and Sangakkara have also mourned Warne’s death.