IN PICS | Shane Warne No More! Check These Unseen Images Of Australian Legend Gone Too Soon

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Legendary Australian spinner Shane Warne passed away on Saturday of a suspected heart attack at the age of 52. As per a statement given to Fox News by Warne's management firm, he passed away in Thailand of a suspected heart attack. (File Photo/ AFP)

Shane Warne tees off on the 1st hole during The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Carnoustie, Scotland. As per a statement given to Fox News by Warne's management firm, he passed away in Thailand of a suspected heart attack. (File Photo/ Getty)

Shane Warne (L) and Ricky Ponting arrive at Melbourne Cricket Ground on January 12, 2020 in Melbourne. Shane was found unresponsive in his villa and despite the best efforts of medical staff, he could not be revived.(File Photo/ Getty)

Arguably the greatest leg-spinner of all-time, Warne claimed 708 Test wickets in his 15-year career between 1992 and 2007. (File Photo/ Getty)

Warne made his Test debut against India in Sydney in 1992 and followed it with an ODI debut against New Zealand in Wellington in March next year. (File Photo/ Getty)

Warne's Warriors player Shane Warne bowls during a match in the Cricket All-Stars Series at Citi Field on November 7, 2015 in the Queens Borough of New York City. (File Photo/Getty)

Shane Warne, left, and Sachin Tendulkar answer questions from the media after the Cricket All-Stars Series at Minute Maid Park on November 11, 2015 in Houston, Texas. (File Photo/ Getty)

Warne, who was chosen as one of Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Century, finished his ODI career with 293 wickets. He also played a key role in Australia's ODI World Cup triumph in 1999. (File Photo/ Getty)

The Australian players celebrate as spinner Shane Warne takes the third wicket of his hat trick, that of English tailender Devon Malcolm, on the fourth day of the Second Test between Australia and England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, 29 December 1994. (File Photo/ Getty)

The cricket fraternity was in shock after the news of Shane Warne's death broke out. Several players and cricketing veterans, including VVS Laxman, Dinesh Karthik, Mohammad Shami, Irfan Khan, Shoaib Akthar, Venkatest Prasad and others mourned his death. (File Photo/ Getty)