Shane Warne’s post-mortem confirms dying as a result of pure causes, no foul play: Thai Police

Thai Police on Monday mentioned post-mortem report of Shane Warne confirmed that the cricketer handed away as a result of pure causes. The Australian cricketer died on Friday whereas he was spending time at a villa on his private journey to Thailand.

Legendary Shane Warne handed away aged 52 on Friday in Thailand (Reuters Photo)

HIGHLIGHTSThai Police affirm no indicators of foul play in Warne’s dyingWarne passsed away on Friday as a result of a suspeceted coronary heart assaultWarne was at a villa in Thailand when he was discovered unconscious

The Thai police on Monday revealed that the post-mortem of legendary cricketer Shane Warne confirmed that his dying was as a result of pure causes and that the investigators will summarise the post-mortem report quickly.

Police Lieutenant General Surachate Hakparn, assistant commissioner-general, mentioned Warne’s dying had been investigated for a number of days and there have been no indicators of foul play.

Shane Warne’s household have conveyed the outcomes of the post-mortem and so they accepted the discovering, information company Reuters reported. His physique is all set to be transferred to Australian consular officers for return to the household.

“Today investigators received the autopsy result, in which the medical opinion is that the cause of death is natural,” Kissana Phathanacharoen mentioned in a press release.

“Investigators will summarize the autopsy result for prosecutors within the timeframe of the law.”

Shane Warne on Friday handed away aged 52 on his private journey to Thailand. His household had mentioned in a press release that Warne died as a result of a suspected coronary heart assault after he was discovered unconscious at a villa in Thailand.

A pal of Warne, Tom Hall, who was staying on the similar resort the place the cricketer was discovered unconscious in his room, mentioned there have been “no unusual circumstances” surrounding the dying.

Hall, chief govt of web site the Sporting News, mentioned none of Warne’s travelling companions had been conscious of him visiting a health care provider, although he had complained to a pal of “some chest pains and shortness of breath”.

Earlier, Thai police mentioned Warne additionally had bronchial asthma and a few coronary heart points, citing info from his household. Read full story

Australian media mentioned Warne’s household funeral could be adopted by a memorial service on the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) inside two or three weeks. The Great Southern Stand on the MCG, the place the spinner took his 700th wicket on Boxing Day 2006, will likely be renamed the S Ok Warne Stand.