How did Shane Warne die? Big information revealed in the investigation of Thailand Police

Today (Monday) Thailand Police issued an official statement regarding the death of former Australian cricketer Shane Warne. The police today made public the information about Warne's postmortem report. Police say that Shane Warne's death is natural. So far no suspiciousness has been found in the investigation.

According to the news agency Reuters, the police have received the postmortem report. The medical report opinion is that Shane Warne has died naturally. The police will soon talk to legal experts accordingly.

Ricky Ponting cried remembering Shane Warne

Remembering Shane Warne, Ricky Ponting says, 'I went to sleep thinking that I had to take my daughters for netball in the morning, but when I woke up, everything had changed. Like other people in the world, I too was shocked after hearing this news. It took me several hours to digest this news. Shane Warne was an important part of my life. I have never seen a better bowler than him. He will be counted among the great players of cricket. He completely changed spin bowling and brought a new revolution.

Bloodstains were found on the floor and towels

Shane Warne died in Thailand on Friday. His age was only 52 years and the whole cricket world was shocked after the news of his sudden death. Now the Thailand Police has made a big disclosure in the case of Shane Warne's death. Thailand Police found 'blood stains' on the floor and towels of Shane Warne's room while searching the villa where the former Australian cricketer, who had gone on vacation, breathed his last.

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