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Doctors suspect covid vaccine may have played its part in Shane Warne's untimely death in March last year.

Doctors fear Shane Warne's sudden death may have been caused by Covid vaccine

Medics suspect covid vaccine may have played its part in Shane Warne's untimely death in March last year.

#Covid #ShaneWarne #Vaccine

<h2>Doctors suspect covid vaccine may have played its part in Shane Warne's untimely death in March last year.</h2>

Renowned Indian-origin consultant cardiologist and an Australian medic have expressed concerns regarding the untimely demise of Australian cricket legend Shane Warne last year, suggesting a possible connection to the COVID mRNA vaccine he received approximately nine months prior. Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a cardiologist, and Dr. Chris Neil, President of the Australian Medical Professionals' Society (AMPS), highlighted the post-mortem findings of coronary atherosclerosis or heart disease in Warne, aged 52.
Based on their research, the doctors propose that the COVID mRNA vaccine might lead to a rapid progression of coronary disease, particularly in individuals who already have undetected mild heart disease. Dr. Malhotra noted the unusual occurrence of sudden cardiac death in a former international sportsman at such a young age and emphasized that Warne's lifestyle, including being overweight and a smoker, may have contributed to his condition. However, he also suggested that mild underlying artery blockage could have accelerated after Warne received two doses of the Pfizer mRNA COVID vaccine, drawing from similar cases observed among his patients and his own father.
Warne, a renowned leg spinner, was discovered unresponsive in his hotel room in Thailand in March last year. Dr. Malhotra referred to published research indicating the potential biological mechanism by which mild underlying artery blockage can occur due to increased coronary inflammation lasting for months after vaccine administration.
Dr. Malhotra expressed his belief in the overwhelming evidence pointing to common and serious adverse cardiac effects associated with COVID mRNA vaccines, attributing these adverse events to a significant number of excess deaths worldwide, including in Australia. He called for an immediate global suspension of the vaccines until further investigation is conducted to prevent further harm and unnecessary fatalities.
Dr. Neil, based in Australia, also asserted that after analyzing all available evidence, it became evident to him that COVID vaccines can have adverse effects on the cardiovascular system beyond myocarditis and pericarditis, forms of heart inflammation. He highlighted the concerning data indicating that 20% of reported heart attack cases suspected to be drug reactions over the past 52 years listed a COVID vaccine as the suspected medication, with many reports submitted by doctors, including cardiologists.
Former England cricketer Dimitri Mascarenhas, who regarded Warne as his best friend, expressed shock and sadness over the preventable nature of his death. Mascarenhas supported the doctors' call for an immediate suspension of COVID vaccines in Australia and worldwide, believing that Warne would not want others to suffer harm.
Conservative Party MP Andrew Bridgen in the UK also endorsed the need for a vaccine suspension until further research is conducted, acknowledging the concerns raised by expert cardiologists regarding the cause of Shane Warne's untimely demise.
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While speaking on the RCB Season 2 Podcast, Maxwell spoke about Warne who died last year due to a cardiac arrest while vacationing in Thailand.

Shane Warne reached out to me during a tough phase: Glenn Maxwell

Star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell says the late Shane Warne had the ability to make one feel at ease in an instant and reveals how the spin wizard reached out to him during a tough phase.

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While speaking on the RCB Season 2 Podcast, Maxwell spoke about Warne who died last year due to a cardiac arrest while vacationing in Thailand.

Australia's star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell says the late Shane Warne had the ability to make one feel at ease in an instant and reveals how the spin wizard reached out to him during a tough phase.
The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) player termed Warne, who died last year due to a cardiac arrest while vacationing in Thailand, as the most caring and loyal person he had ever come across.
"He is probably the most giving and loyal person that I've probably ever met. Generous not just with what he did with his charity work but generous with his knowledge and time," Maxwell said while speaking on the RCB Season 2 Podcast.
"He actively sought out young spinners during their warm-ups to talk them through different skill sets and trying to help them to be the best version of themselves.
"Everyone felt like they had a connection instantly because that's the way he made you feel, he makes you feel like your best friend straightaway," said Maxwell.
Warne grabbed 708 wickets from 145 Tests and remains the second-highest wicket-taker in the traditional format behind Muttiah Muralitharan.
Warne had also picked up 293 wickets from 194 ODIs, making him only the second bowler in history to go past 1,000 international wickets.
Beyond those monumental stats, Maxwell said Warne cared a lot for him and reached out in a time of need.
"I suppose, post cricket hours, I was so lucky to be able to play some golf with him, chat to him off the field, talk to him on the phone. He cared a lot. Once he saw me before one of the Big Bash games, just walking around. We had a small chat and I sort of&hellip; I wouldn't say I brushed him but I sort of just walked away.
"He messaged me afterwards: 'Are you alright?' And he checked in a couple of times. And then the fourth time I finally opened up. And so I said, this is what's going on. He goes, mate, just take it easy, take a break, do whatever you need to do. I'm always here for you," said Maxwell.
RCB retention made me calm: Maxwell ======================= Maxwell joined the RCB ahead of IPL 2021 and made an instant impact, scoring upwards of 500 runs.
But the Australian said he had flutters before the IPL mega auction in 2022 and a call from RCB Director of Cricket Operations Mike Hesson calmed his nerves.
` "You never know what's gonna happen because it's a big auction. And like, with how many people they were going to retain and we had, obviously, a couple of bowlers &mdash; Siraj, Harshal, Yuzi (Chahal), then AB (de Villiers), Virat, and those young Indian players, and all could have been retained at some stage.
"So to retain an overseas batter, sometimes isn't the smartest move. It seems straightforward, but in my head, there was obviously a lot more I had to go through and when I got the phone call that I was gonna be retained, I was pumped and couldn't wait to stick around," said Maxwell.
In the IPL 2021, Maxwell made 513 runs from 15 matches with a strike-rate of 144 that included six fifties while averaging 42.75.
In IPL 2022, Maxwell made vital contributions in RCB's play-offs entry, scoring 301 runs from 13 matches with a strike rate 169.

I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend: Tendulkar wrote on Twitter

'I miss you' - Sachin Tendulkar pens heartfelt note for Shane Warne

"I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend" - Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar penned a heartfelt note for Shane Warne on the leggie's death anniversary.

#Warne #Sachin #Tendulkar

I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend: Tendulkar wrote on Twitter

Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar shared a heartfelt note on Twitter for his 'great friend', the late Shane Warne on his death anniversary.
Tendulkar shared an old picture with Warne and wrote, "We have had some memorable battles on the field &amp; shared equally memorable moments off it. I miss you not only as a great cricketer but also as a great friend."
The Master Blaster added: "I am sure you are making heaven a more charming place than it ever was with your sense of humour and charisma, Warnie!"
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The juice diet also referred to as a ‘cleanse diet’ is very popular, especially amongst stars and celebrities.  
A juice diet is usually a blend of different veggies and fruits that provides an adequate amount of minerals and vitamins for one to stay satiated and keeps happy hormones up! 
Also watch: Shane Warne's Extreme Liquid Diet: Here's everything you need to know about it
For example, blueberries are the most common ingredient in juices/ smoothies and are a good source of Vitamin C. Other combinations are banana, spinach, apple or mango with mint and spinach. Mango itself is a great source of Vitamin B6. when juiced in the above combinations, it gives a boost of nutrients.  
Does it help in weight loss?   
By cutting out the starch from one's diet, definitely, we nudge the water weight and drop those extra kgs quickly. This dip keeps one motivated and helps them to stay compliant with the weight loss regime. All these nutrients help improve gut health- which is the second brain in your body. This promotes a sense of overall well-being. 
These diets are easy to follow but at the same time limits one’s options to pick and choose from and hence are not sustainable. This denial of other foods can lead to stress and ultimately affect the sense of wellness eventually.  
These diets are rich in sugar content even though it's natural. In the longer run, it can increase the risk of insulin resistance. 
Also watch: Pune based cake artist sets world record by making 100 kg cake, take a look!
These diets are calorie deficit and should be administered under some professional guidance only to ensure you sustain the weight loss. These diets cannot be a lifestyle for anyone but are used for smaller goals only, followed up with right/ balanced eating! 

Check out the risks and advantages associated with a Liquid Diet

Know everything about following a liquid diet, from the risks associated to what all it consists of. 

Know everything about following a liquid diet, from the risks associated to what all it consists of.&nbsp;

The juice diet also referred to as a &lsquo;cleanse diet&rsquo; is very popular, especially amongst stars and celebrities.&nbsp;&nbsp;
A juice diet is usually a blend of different veggies and fruits that provides an adequate amount of minerals and vitamins for one to stay satiated and keeps happy hormones up!&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/shane-warne-s-extreme-liquid-diet-here-s-everything-you-need-to-know-about-it-1646750774425">Shane Warne's Extreme Liquid Diet: Here's everything you need to know about it</a>
For example, blueberries are the most common ingredient in juices/ smoothies and are a good source of Vitamin C. Other combinations are banana, spinach, apple or mango with mint and spinach. Mango itself is a great source of Vitamin B6. when juiced in the above combinations, it gives a boost of nutrients.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Does it help in weight loss?&nbsp; &nbsp;
By cutting out the starch from one's diet, definitely, we nudge the water weight and drop those extra kgs quickly. This dip keeps one motivated and helps them to stay compliant with the weight loss regime. All these nutrients help improve gut health- which is the second brain in your body. This promotes a sense of overall well-being.&nbsp;
These diets are easy to follow but at the same time limits one&rsquo;s options to pick and choose from and hence are not sustainable. This denial of other foods can lead to stress and ultimately affect the sense of wellness eventually.&nbsp;&nbsp;
These diets are rich in sugar content even though it's natural. In the longer run, it can increase the risk of insulin resistance.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/pune-based-cake-artist-sets-world-record-by-making-100-kg-cake-take-a-look-1646895148331">Pune based cake artist sets world record by making 100 kg cake, take a look!</a>
These diets are calorie deficit and should be administered under some professional guidance only to ensure you sustain the weight loss. These diets cannot be a lifestyle for anyone but are used for smaller goals only, followed up with right/ balanced eating!&nbsp;
(Inputs by Rashi&nbsp;Chahal, Nutritionist, Rosewalk healthcare)

Warne, who took 1001 wickets in international cricket, becomes just the fifth-ever cricketer to be awarded the most prestigious sporting honour that can be bestowed on an Aussie

Shane Warne elevated to Legend status in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame

Nine months after his sudden death, spin bowling legend Shane Warne has been elevated to the 'legend' status in the Sport Australia Hall of fame.

Warne, who took 1001 wickets in international cricket, becomes just the fifth-ever cricketer to be awarded the most prestigious sporting honour that can be bestowed on an Aussie

Nine months after his sudden death, spin bowling legend Shane Warne has been elevated to the 'legend' status in the Sport Australia Hall of fame.&nbsp;
Warne, who took 1001 wickets in international cricket, became just the fifth-ever cricketer to be awarded the most prestigious sporting honour that can be bestowed on an Aussie.
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He joined the likes of Sir Donald Bradman, Keith Miller, Richie Benaud and Dennis Lille.&nbsp;
The late Victorian joined the Hall Of Fame in 2009 and became eligible for legend status in 2022 - 15 years after his retirement from Test cricket.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/celebrated-australian-cricketer-shane-warne-passes-away-1646403676766">Warne died at age 52 in March</a> after a heart attack while on holiday in Thailand.&nbsp;

Shane Warne's eldest daughter Brooke Warne lashed out at Channel 9's for dramatising her father's life in a two-part miniseries. 
In an Instagram post, Brooke targeted the network and wrote," Do any of you have any respect for Dad? Or his family?"
"Who did so much for Channel [Nine] and now you want to dramatise his life and our families life 6 months after he has passed away? You are beyond disrespectful", she added. 
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With a series called Warnie, Channel 9 wants to celebrate the life of a man who lived a life larger, a Nine spokesperson told Guardian Australia on Thursday. 
Warne was a cricket commentator and analyst for Channel Nine for more than 23 years.
He died on the Thai resort island of Koh Samui at the age of 52 on March 4.

Shane Warne's daughter calls biopic plans on father 'beyond disrespectful'

Shane Warne's eldest daughter Brooke Warne has lashed out at Channel 9 for dramatising her father's life in a two-part miniseries.

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Australian TV Network Channel 9 plans to release a two-part film called Warnie as a tribute to the legendary leg-spinner.

Shane Warne's eldest daughter Brooke Warne has lashed out at Channel 9 for dramatising her father's life in a two-part miniseries.&nbsp;
In an Instagram post, Brooke targeted the network and wrote," Do any of you have any respect for Dad? Or his family?"
"Who did so much for Channel [Nine] and now you want to dramatise his life and our families life 6 months after he has passed away? You are beyond disrespectful", she added.&nbsp;
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Channel 9 has been planning a two-part biopic on the legendary leg-spinner, calling it a celebration of the life of "a man who lived life large and loved passionately".
Warne was a cricket commentator and analyst for Channel Nine for more than 23 years.
He died on the Thai resort island of Koh Samui at the age of 52 on March 4.

Australia OnlyFans star Gina Stewart has made a sensational claim. 'World's hottest grandma', as she describes herself on her social media handles, claimed that she was in a secret relationship with cricketer Shane Warne.
Warne's death came as a shock to the cricketing world when he passed away at the age of 52 earlier this year. Gina has now revealed that she was in regular contact with Warne before his death in Thailand.
During an interview with Daily Star, she said met the legendary Australian cricketer after a cricket game in Gold Cost and found him really interesting. 'Warne wanted to keep their relationship personal,' she added. 51-year-old Gina also claimed that they became extremely close and she made a promise to Warne that she would keep their story out of the public eye.
Warne died due to a heart attack on March 4 and Gina revealed that she had spoken with him before he left for Thailand.
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'World's hottest grandma' claims she was dating Shane Warne before his death

'World's hottest grandma', as she describes herself on her social media handles, has claimed that she was in a secret relationship with cricketer Shane Warne before his death

But why did they keep the relationship a secret?

Warne's death came as a shock to the cricketing world when he passed away at the age of 52 earlier this year

Australia OnlyFans star Gina Stewart has made a sensational claim. 'World's hottest grandma', as she describes herself on her social media handles, claimed that she was in a secret relationship with cricketer Shane Warne.
Warne's death came as a shock to the cricketing world when he passed away at the age of 52 earlier this year. Gina has now revealed that she was in regular contact with Warne before his death in Thailand.
During an interview with Daily Star, she said met the legendary Australian cricketer after a cricket game in Gold Cost and found him really interesting. 'Warne wanted to keep their relationship personal,' she added. 51-year-old Gina also claimed that they became extremely close and she made a promise to Warne that she would keep their story out of the public eye.
Warne died due to a heart attack on March 4 and Gina revealed that she had spoken with him before he left for Thailand.
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Do you often find yourself watching videos of Sachin Tendulkar's desert storm innings or Shane Warne's ball of the century or Brian Lara's top 5 innings on YouTube instead of watching the IPL? Then chances are Sachin Tendulkar's latest Twitter post will send the 80s and 90s kids on a major nostalgia trip. 
The Master Blaster posted a photograph from 2014 with Rahul Dravid, Brian Lara, Shane Warne, Muttiah Muralitharan, Shahid Afridi, Virender Sehwag, Adam Gilchrist, Daniel Vettori and captioned it 'My Multiverse of Madness'. 
The photograph of some of cricket's biggest stars is from the 200 years celebration of Lord's Cricket Ground. 
 

Sachin Tendulkar's 'Multiverse of Madness' is a major throwback for the 90s kids

The photograph of some of cricket's biggest stars is from the 200 years celebration of Lord's Cricket Ground.&nbsp;

Do you often find yourself watching videos of&nbsp;Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar's&nbsp;desert storm innings or Shane Warne's&nbsp;ball of the century or Brian Lara's top 5 innings on YouTube instead of watching the IPL? Then chances are Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar's&nbsp;latest Twitter&nbsp;post will send the 80s and 90s kids on a major nostalgia trip.&nbsp;
The Master Blaster posted a photograph from 2014 with Rahul&nbsp;Dravid, Brian Lara, Shane Warne, Muttiah Muralitharan, Shahid&nbsp;Afridi, Virender Sehwag, Adam Gilchrist, Daniel Vettori&nbsp;and captioned it 'My Multiverse of Madness'.&nbsp;
The photograph of some of cricket's biggest stars is from the 200 years celebration of Lord's Cricket Ground.&nbsp;
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Australians gave their final goodbye to spin legend Shane Warne on Wednesday at Melbourne Cricket Stadium.
More than 50 thousand people were gathered for Shane Warne's memorial service at the iconic MCG. It was an emotional farewell for many as the Australian legend created many records at MCG, which were etched in the memories of his fans and family. Warne took his 700th Test wicket at the same venue as well and became the first bowler to reach the milestone.
Also read: 'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss
At the memorial service, Warne's three children's Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father. After that, Anthony Callea performed a rendition of Andrea Bocelli's ' The Prayer' which was followed by Jazz trumpeter Matt Jordell's performance.
Shane Warne was died at the age of 52 earlier this month from a suspected heart attack while on holiday om Koh Samui, Thailand.
He was considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Shane Warne's private funeral was already been held, which was attended by dozens of celebrities including former England captain Michael Vaughan.

'Goodbye Warney': Australians give emotional tribute to Shane Warne at Melbourne Cricket Ground

At the memorial service, Warne's three children's Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father

'Goodbye Warnie': Australians give emotional tribute to Shane Warne at Melbourne Cricket Ground

Australians gave their final goodbye to spin legend Shane Warne on Wednesday at Melbourne Cricket Stadium.
More than 50 thousand people were gathered for Shane Warne's memorial service at the iconic MCG. It was an emotional farewell for many as the Australian legend created many records at MCG, which were etched in the memories of his fans and family. Warne took his 700th Test wicket at the same venue as well and became the first bowler to reach the milestone.
At the memorial service, Warne's three children's&nbsp;Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father. After that, Anthony Callea performed a rendition of Andrea Bocelli's ' The Prayer' which was followed by Jazz trumpeter Matt Jordell's performance.
Shane Warne was died at the age of 52 earlier this month from a suspected heart attack while on holiday om Koh Samui, Thailand.
He was considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Shane Warne's private funeral was already been held, which was attended by dozens of celebrities including former England captain Michael Vaughan.

Shane Warne's&nbsp;memorial service was held at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, where the former Australian great&nbsp;&nbsp;made many iconic performances for his team

Australians bade their final goodbyes to spin legend Shane Warne on Wednesday at Melbourne Cricket Stadium.
More than 50 thousand people were gathered for Shane Warne's memorial service at the iconic MCG. It was an emotional farewell for many as the Australian legend created many records at MCG, which were etched in the memories of his fans and family. Warne took his 700th Test wicket at the same venue as well and became the first bowler to reach the milestone.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/dad-you-were-taken-away-so-soon-shane-warne-s-family-speak-about-their-loss-1646662882807" target="_blank">'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss</a>
At the memorial service, Warne's three children Brooke, Jackson and Summer paid an emotional tribute to their father. After that, Anthony Callea performed a rendition of Andrea Bocelli's ' The Prayer' which was followed by Jazz trumpeter Matt Jordell's performance.
Shane Warne&nbsp;died at the age of 52 earlier this month from a suspected heart attack while on holiday in&nbsp;Koh Samui, Thailand.
He was considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Shane Warne's private funeral before this state memorial service was attended by dozens of celebrities including former England captain Michael Vaughan.

Six days after the death of the Australian legend Shane Warne in Thailand's Samui, his body returned home in Melbourne in a private jet on Thursday. The ace leg-spinner died on 4th March at the age of 52 due to natural causes as mentioned in his autopsy report. Warne's body that was placed in a coffin covered with the national flag had departed from Bangkok on a chartered Dassault Falcon 7X jet. The coffin landed at the Essendon North airport in Melbourne after an 8-hour long flight. His family is reportedly organising a private memorial. A full state honour will also be given to the legendary cricketer who was loved by the cricket fans across the globe at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 30th. Warne who made his Test debut in 1992 is regarded for taking as many as 708 wickets in his Test career. He took his 700th wicket at his home ground in Melbourne where fans have been paying tribute at Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The Great Southern Stand of the MCG will also be renamed after him.

Australian legend Shane Warne's body returns Melbourne in private jet

Shane Warne's body has been flown back to Melbourne

* Private service will be organised by the family
* State service with 100,000 fans at the MCG soon

Details in the video 

The coffin landed at the Essendon&nbsp;North airport in Melbourne after an 8-hour long flight. His family is reportedly organising a private memorial.

Six days after the death of the Australian legend Shane Warne&nbsp;in Thailand, his body&nbsp;returned home to Melbourne in a private jet on Thursday. The ace leg-spinner died on 4th March at the age of 52 due to natural causes as mentioned in his autopsy report. Warne's&nbsp;coffin covered with the national flag had departed from Bangkok on a chartered Dassault&nbsp;Falcon 7X jet. The coffin landed at the Essendon&nbsp;North airport in Melbourne after an 8-hour long flight. His family is reportedly organising a private memorial. A full state honour will also be given to the legendary cricketer who was loved by the cricket fans across the globe at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 30th.&nbsp; Warne&nbsp;who made his Test debut in 1992 is regarded as one of the Greatest to have played the game. He took his 700th wicket at his home ground in Melbourne where fans have been paying tribute at Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The Great Southern Stand of the MCG will also be renamed after him.

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday.
Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport, where a private plane is expected to bring him back to Australia.
Also read: Thailand Police reveals reason behind Shane Warne's death
Earlier, Thailand police informed that Warne's autopsy report showed that he died due to a natural cause. Warne died on March 4 while on vacation at the Thai Island of Samui.

Shane Warne's final journey home begins

Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport as his finally journey home begins

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday.
Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport, where a private plane is expected to bring him back to Australia.
Earlier, Thailand police informed that Warne's autopsy report showed that he died due to a natural cause. Warne died on March 4 while on vacation at the Thai Island of Samui.
The sudden demise of the Australian great has shocked everyone in the cricketing world. While fans have been paying tribute at Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Stadium.
Meanwhile, according to Australian media reports, MCG will organise a memorial service at Warne's home ground within 2-3 weeks after his last rites. Also, the Great Southern Stand of the MCG will be renamed after Warne.

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday

The body of Australian legend Shane Warne began its final journey home on Thursday.
Warne's coffin was covered in the Australian flag and was taken to the international airport, where a private plane is expected to bring him back to Australia.
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Earlier, Thailand police informed that Warne's autopsy report showed that he died due to a natural cause. Warne died on March 4 while on vacation at the Thai Island of Samui.
The sudden demise of the Australian great has shocked everyone in the cricketing world. While fans have been paying tribute at Warne's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Stadium.
Meanwhile, according to Australian media reports, MCG will organise a memorial service at Warne's home ground within 2-3 weeks after his last rites. Also, the Great Southern Stand of the MCG will be renamed after Warne.

After becoming India's second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, Ravichandran Ashwin reckoned that next-generation bowlers can forget about taking 1000 International wickets like Shane Warne.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Ashwin paid tribute to the Australian legend and said that Warne was the flagbearer of spin bowling and introduced the various aspects of spin to the cricketing world.
He added that taking 1000 international wickets is a rare feat and not many can achieve this rare feat.
"The volume of Test cricket will come down drastically and also because so many leagues, workload management will take centre stage," said Ashwin.
Warne took 1001 wickets in International cricket before he retired. Meanwhile, Ashwin is only behind Anil Kumble's 619 wickets in Test cricket for India.

Ashwin makes THIS big claim about wickets in International cricket

'Not many can emulate Warne's rare feat'

Ashwin comes up with a advice to next generation bowlers. Watch the video know more 

After becoming India's second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, Ravichandran Ashwin reckoned that next-generation bowlers can forget about taking 1000 International wickets like Shane Warne.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Ashwin paid tribute to the Australian legend and said that Warne was the flagbearer of spin bowling and introduced the various aspects of spin to the cricketing world.
He added that taking 1000 international wickets is a rare feat and not many can achieve this rare feat.
"The volume of Test cricket will come down drastically and also because so many leagues, workload management will take centre stage," said Ashwin.
Warne took 1001 wickets in International cricket before he retired. Meanwhile, Ashwin is only behind Anil Kumble's 619 wickets in Test cricket for India.

While paying tribute to Shane Warne, Ashwin said Australian legend&nbsp;brought spin as an attacking commodity to cricketing world

After becoming India's second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, Ravichandran Ashwin reckoned that next-generation bowlers can forget about taking 1000 International wickets like Shane Warne.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Ashwin paid tribute to the Australian legend and said that Warne was the flagbearer of spin bowling and introduced the various aspects of spin to the cricketing world.
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He added that taking 1000 international wickets is a rare feat and not many can achieve this rare feat.
"The volume of Test cricket will come down drastically and also because so many leagues, workload management will take centre stage," said Ashwin.
Warne took 1001 wickets in International cricket before he retired. Meanwhile, Ashwin is only behind Anil Kumble's 619 wickets in Test cricket for India.

While commemorating spin wizard Shane Warne's sudden demise, former Australia captain Ricky Ponting said that Warne would have done a terrific job as an England team's coach.
"Warne's passion and knowledge for the game is something to behold. He would have made a great coach. Having someone like Warne to take over the England cricket team, I think he would have done a terrific job, " Ponting said on The ICC Review.
Notably, Shane Warne had showed the desire to coach England weeks ahead of his tragic death.
England cricket team are looking for a head coach after Chris Silverwood's resignation following a 4-0 loss against Australia in the Ashes series. England cricket board has appointed Paul Collingwood as an interim coach for a time being.

Ricky Ponting: Shane Warne would have done a terrific job as England coach

In an emotional tribute to Shane Warne, Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting reckoned that the legendary spinner would have made a "terrific" England coach due to his vast knowledge of the game

While commemorating spin wizard Shane Warne's sudden demise, former Australia captain Ricky Ponting said that Warne would have done a terrific job as an England team's coach.
"Warne's passion and knowledge for the game is something to behold. He would have made a great coach. Having someone like Warne to take over the England cricket team, I think he would have done a terrific job, " Ponting said on The ICC Review.
Notably, Shane Warne&nbsp;had showed the desire to coach England weeks ahead of his tragic death.
England cricket team are looking for a head coach after Chris Silverwood's resignation following a 4-0 loss against Australia in the Ashes series. England cricket board has appointed Paul Collingwood as an interim coach for a time being.

In an emotional tribute to Shane Warne, Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting reckoned&nbsp;that the legendary spinner would have made a "terrific" England coach because of his vast knowledge of the game

While commemorating spin wizard Shane Warne's sudden demise, former Australia captain Ricky Ponting said that Warne would have done a terrific job as an England team's coach.
"Warne's passion and knowledge for the game is something to behold. He would have made a great coach. Having someone like Warne to take over the England cricket team, I think he would have done a terrific job, " Ponting said on The ICC Review.
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Notably, Shane Warne&nbsp;had showed the desire to coach England weeks ahead of his tragic death.
England cricket team are looking for a head coach after Chris Silverwood's resignation following a 4-0 loss against Australia in the Ashes series. England cricket board has appointed Paul Collingwood as an interim coach for a time being.

Famous Australian cricketer Shane Warne breathed his last on March 4, 2022. He was 52 years old at the time of death. The autopsy reports revealed that the cause of death was natural.
The report suggests that the cricketer was on an extreme liquid diet for 14 days. It is believed that this diet could have been one of the triggers. This diet could have put his heart under extra strain.  
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Dangers associated with a liquid diet:  
According to Professor Garry Jennings, the Heart Foundation's chief medical adviser, low-calorie diets can strain and impact the heart in some situations.  
He stated, "Your metabolism, your handling of fluids, salt and other electrolytes get completely out of whack, if you have a small heart attack, you're more likely for that to turn into something serious with a rhythm disorder."  
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Low-calorie diets such as liquid diets do not have the right balance of protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals.   
People who have diabetes, who are on insulin, pregnant women and those suffering from chronic illnesses are advised to stay away from liquid diets to protect their health and well-being. 

Shane Warne's Extreme Liquid Diet: Here's everything you need to know about it 

A liquid diet is a type of low-calorie diet. Read on to know the dangers associated with a liquid diet.  

A liquid diet is a type of low-calorie diet. Read on to know the dangers associated with a liquid diet.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Famous Australian cricketer Shane Warne breathed his last on March 4, 2022. He was 52 years old at the time of death. The autopsy reports revealed that the cause of death was natural.
The report suggests that the cricketer was on an extreme liquid diet for 14 days. It is believed that this diet could have been one of the triggers. This diet could have put his heart under extra strain.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Dangers associated with a liquid diet:&nbsp;&nbsp;
According to Professor Garry Jennings, the Heart Foundation's chief medical adviser, low-calorie diets can strain and impact the heart in some situations.&nbsp;&nbsp;
He stated, "Your metabolism, your handling of fluids, salt and other electrolytes get completely out of whack, if you have a small heart attack, you're more likely for that to turn into something serious with a rhythm disorder."&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Low-calorie diets such as liquid diets do not have the right balance of protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
People who have diabetes, who are on insulin, pregnant women and those suffering from chronic illnesses are advised to stay away from liquid diets to protect their health and well-being.&nbsp;

Steve Smith reflected on what he described as a "sad week" following the deaths of Australian cricket legends Rod Marsh and Shane Warne.
The former Australia skipper, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them. He though added that the Australian cricket team has stuck together really well. 'The guys are in decent spirits and focusing on our job over here', added Smith.
Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne after both died last week.
Also read: 'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss

'A sad week, our thoughts are with Marsh and Warne families' says Steve Smith

Steve Smith, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them

Steve Smith reflected on what he described as a "sad week" following the deaths of Australian cricket legends Rod Marsh and Shane Warne.
The former Australia skipper, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that&nbsp;the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them.
BITE: STEVE SMITH, Ex-captain, Australia
'Yeah, it's been a sad week, obviously. Losing two greats of the game and of Australian cricket. So, no the guys have stuck together really well. We've been able to go out there and do our job. Obviously, we had two days in the dirt there and spent a lot of time together out on the field with one another, so... No the guys are in decent spirits and focusing on our job over here, but obviously, it's been a sad week and, you know, we feel for both the Marsh and Warne family and our thoughts are with them, that's for sure.'
Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane&nbsp;Warne&nbsp;after both died last week.

Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane&nbsp;Warne&nbsp;after both died last week and Steve Smith too paid his condolences&nbsp;

Steve Smith reflected on what he described as a "sad week" following the deaths of Australian cricket legends Rod Marsh and Shane Warne.
The former Australia skipper, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that&nbsp;the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them. He though added that the Australian cricket team has stuck together really well. 'The guys are in decent spirits and focusing on our job over here', added Smith.
Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane&nbsp;Warne&nbsp;after both died last week.
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After facing a backlash by fans over his controversial remarks on Shane Warne following the legend's death, Sunil Gavaskar has expressed regret over his statement.
In a video message on Instagram, the former India captain said that all he wanted to do was to give an honest opinion when that question was asked of him. 
'In hindsight, that question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation. Warne was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game. Rodney Marsh was also one of the best wicketkeepers. May their souls rest in peace.' Gavaskar said.
The 72-year-old found himself in the middle of a controversy when he called Warne's record in India pretty ordinary and added rated Muttiah Muralitharan over the late Australian.
Also read: Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash

'It wasn't the right time': Gavaskar expresses regret over controversial remark on Shane Warne

Sunil Gavaskar has cleared the air about his controversial remarks on Shane Warne and said that it wasn't the right time to make comparisons

After facing a backlash by fans over his controversial remarks on Shane Warne&nbsp;following the legend's death, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has expressed regret over his statement.
In a video message on Instagram, the former India captain said that all he wanted to do was to give an honest opinion when that question was asked of him.&nbsp;
BITE: SUNIL&nbsp;GAVASKAR, Former India captain
'On TV, I was asked by an anchor whether Warne was the greatest spinner and I gave my honest opinion.&nbsp;In hindsight, that question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation. Warne was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game. Rodney Marsh was also one of the best wicketkeepers. May their souls rest in peace.'
The 72-year-old found himself in the middle of a controversy when he called Warne's record in India&nbsp;pretty ordinary and added rated&nbsp;Muttiah Muralitharan&nbsp;over the late Australian.

'That question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation,' said Gavaskar

After facing a backlash by fans over his controversial remarks on Shane Warne&nbsp;following the legend's death, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has expressed regret over his statement.
In a video message on Instagram, the former India captain said that all he wanted to do was to give an honest opinion when that question was asked of him.&nbsp;
'In hindsight, that question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation. Warne was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game. Rodney Marsh was also one of the best wicketkeepers. May their souls rest in peace.' Gavaskar&nbsp;said.
The 72-year-old found himself in the middle of a controversy when he called Warne's record in India&nbsp;pretty ordinary and added rated&nbsp;Muttiah Muralitharan&nbsp;over the late Australian.
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'Dad, this doesn't feel real', said the heartbroken son of Shane Warne after his dad passed away last week at the age of 52. The devastated family spoke about their pain and loss for the first time after the death of the Australian great who passed away at his residence in Thailand on Friday. His children, Summer, Brooke, and Jackson Warne who couldn't believe the news recalled their time with the spinning legend. 'Our time was robbed, I want more holidays with you, more 'goodnight I love you SJ, I'll see you in the morning', more talks about how your days were', said Summer who yearned for a 'tighter last hug'. His eldest daughter Brooke said, 'Dad this doesn't feel real, doesn't make sense that you are not here with us anymore'The youngest of all, Jackson Warne recalled playing games, poker, golf with his dad. You just wanted me to be happy, that's it. So that's what I am going to do', he added. His parents called the night of the 4th of March a 'never-ending nightmare'Warne's autopsy report revealed that the cricketer died due to natural causes. A memorial ceremony to be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground within the next 2 weeks.

'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss

Shane Warne's family shares about their unbearable pain, with his parents calling the night of the 4th of March a 'never-ending nightmare'



Warne's&nbsp;autopsy report revealed that the cricketer died due to natural causes. A memorial ceremony to be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground within the next 2 weeks.

'Dad, this doesn't feel real', said the heartbroken son of Shane Warne&nbsp;after his dad passed away last week at the age of 52. The devastated family spoke about their pain and loss for the first time after the death of the Australian great who passed away at his residence in Thailand on Friday. His children, Summer, Brooke, and Jackson Warne&nbsp;who couldn't believe&nbsp;the news&nbsp;recalled their time with the spinning legend.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/sunil-gavaskar-calls-shane-warne-s-record-pretty-ordinary-faces-backlash-1646640980840">Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash</a> 'Our time was robbed, I want more holidays with you, more 'goodnight I love&nbsp;you SJ, I'll see you in the morning', more talks about how your days were',&nbsp;said Summer who yearned for a 'tighter last hug'. His eldest daughter Brooke said, 'Dad this doesn't feel real, doesn't make sense that you are not here with us anymore' The youngest of all, Jackson Warne&nbsp;recalled playing games, poker, golf with his dad. You just wanted me to be happy, that's it. So that's what I am going to do', he added. His parents called the night of the 4th of March a 'never-ending nightmare' <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/thailand-police-reveals-reason-behind-shane-warne-s-death-1646652033344">Warne's&nbsp;autopsy report</a> revealed that the cricketer died due to natural causes. A memorial ceremony to be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground within the next 2 weeks.

The autopsy report of the Australian legend Shane Warne who passed away suddenly at the age of 52 shows that he died due to natural causes, informed the Thailand police on Monday. A senior police official said that as per the medical opinion the cause of death is natural. He further said that the family has accepted the findings and Warne's body would now be transferred to the Australian consular office for return to the family. The bowling ace's friend Tom Hall who stayed at the same resort confirmed that there was no unusual circumstance surrounding the former cricketer's death. He also said that he had earlier complained about shortness of breath and chest pain. After confirming with the family, the police also revealed that the retired spinning great was suffering from Asthma and some heart issues.The Australian media confirmed that after his last rites, MCG will organize a memorial service at the stadium within 2 or 3 weeks. The Great Southern Stand of the Melbourne Cricket Ground where Warne took his 700th wicket in 2006 has also been renamed as SK Warne stand. 

Thailand Police reveals reason behind Shane Warne's death

Australian legend Shane Warne who passed away last week had died due to natural causes, revealed his autopsy report as per the Thailand police.

The Australian media confirmed that after Shane Warne's last rites, MCG will organize a memorial service at the stadium within 2 or 3 weeks.

The autopsy report of the Australian legend Shane Warne&nbsp;who<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/celebrated-australian-cricketer-shane-warne-passes-away-1646403676766"> passed away suddenly at the age of 52</a>&nbsp;shows that he died due to natural causes, informed the Thailand police on Monday. A senior police official said that as per the medical opinion the cause of death is natural. He further said that the family has accepted the findings and Warne's&nbsp;body would now be transferred to the Australian consular office for return to the family. The bowling ace's friend Tom Hall who stayed at the same resort as Shane Warne confirmed that there was no unusual circumstance surrounding the former cricketer's death. Hall also said that he had earlier complained about shortness&nbsp;of breath and chest pain. After confirming with the family, the police also revealed that the retired spinning great was suffering from Asthma and some heart issues. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/sunil-gavaskar-calls-shane-warne-s-record-pretty-ordinary-faces-backlash-1646640980840">Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash</a> The Australian media confirmed that after his last rites, MCG will organize a memorial service at the stadium within 2 or 3 weeks. The Great Southern Stand of the Melbourne Cricket Ground where Warne&nbsp;took his 700th wicket in 2006 has also been renamed as SK Warne&nbsp;stand.&nbsp;

Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;is facing backlash for his comments on the late Shane Warne, who died of a heart attack last week at the age of 52.
During a chat with India Today, Gavaskar&nbsp;was asked to rate Warne&nbsp;among the greatest spinners to have played the game. To which the former India captain said that for him the Indian spinners and Muttiah Muralitharan were better than Warne. Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. 'Because he did not have much success against Indian players who were very good players of spin, I don&rsquo;t think I would call him the greatest,' he added.
Gavaskar&nbsp;even went on to rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India.&nbsp;
His comments, however, didn't go down well with cricket fans, who slammed the former India captain on social media.
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Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has found himself in the middle of a controversy after he called late Shane Warne's record in India 'pretty ordinary'. Here is how the fans responded to it

Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;is facing backlash for his comments on the late Shane Warne, who died of a heart attack last week at the age of 52.
During a chat with India Today, Gavaskar&nbsp;was asked to rate Warne&nbsp;among the greatest spinners to have played the game. To which the former India captain said that for him the Indian spinners and Muttiah Muralitharan were better than Warne. Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. 'Because he did not have much success against Indian players who were very good players of spin, I don&rsquo;t think I would call him the greatest,' he added.
Gavaskar&nbsp;even went on to rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India.&nbsp;
His comments, however, didn't go down well with cricket fans, who slammed the former India captain on social media.

Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. He rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India

Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;is facing backlash for his comments on the late Shane Warne, who died of a heart attack last week at the age of 52.
During a chat with India Today, Gavaskar&nbsp;was asked to rate Warne&nbsp;among the greatest spinners to have played the game. To which the former India captain said that for him the Indian spinners and Muttiah Muralitharan were better than Warne. Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. 'Because he did not have much success against Indian players who were very good players of spin, I don&rsquo;t think I would call him the greatest,' he added.
Gavaskar&nbsp;even went on to rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India.&nbsp;
His comments, however, didn't go down well with cricket fans, who slammed the former India captain on social media.
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CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja&rsquo;s fitting tribute to Shane Warne as he puts Team India in total control vs Sri Lanka on Day 2. Yash Chawla speaks to Shubham Mishra, Ikpreet Singh &amp; Archeet Nayar
After losing 4 crucial wickets in the last session of Day 2, Sri Lanka will be needing a great deal of grit and resilience on Day 3 of the 1st Test against India to avoid a big defeat at Mohali.
At stumps on Day 2, Sri&nbsp;Lanka were reeling at 108-4 with Pathum Nissanka and Charith Asalanka on the crease.
Dimuth Karunaratne and Lahiru Thirimanne provided the visitors with a steady start after India declared their first innings on 574-8 at tea.
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The spin duo of Ashwin and Jadeja then removed both the openers in quick succession. With Angelo Mathews and Pathum Nissanka at the crease, Sri Lanka hoped of no more casualty. But Bumrah produced a fiery spell in the last hour of play and trapped Mathews in front of the wicket.
Ravichandran Ashwin got the wicket of Dhananjaya de Silva five overs later to put the Islanders in a spot of bother going into Day 3.
Earlier, Ravindra Jadeja produced a masterclass with the bat and scored an unbeaten 175 before Rohit Sharma decided to declare at 574/8.
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CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja’s fitting tribute to Shane Warne, puts Team India in total control on Day 2

CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja’s fitting tribute to Shane Warne as he puts Team India in total control vs Sri Lanka on Day 2. Yash Chawla speaks to Shubham Mishra, Ikpreet Singh & Archeet Nayar


Sri Lanka&nbsp;would be hoping that their overnight batters&nbsp;Nissanka and Asalanka&nbsp;put up a big stand as the visitors are still trailing by 466 runs at Stumps on Day 2

CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja&rsquo;s fitting tribute to Shane Warne as he puts Team India in total control vs Sri Lanka on Day 2. Yash Chawla speaks to Shubham Mishra, Ikpreet Singh &amp; Archeet Nayar
After losing 4 crucial wickets in the last session of Day 2, Sri Lanka will be needing a great deal of grit and resilience on Day 3 of the 1st Test against India to avoid a big defeat at Mohali.
At stumps on Day 2, Sri&nbsp;Lanka were reeling at 108-4 with Pathum Nissanka and Charith Asalanka on the crease.
Dimuth Karunaratne and Lahiru Thirimanne provided the visitors with a steady start after India declared their first innings on 574-8 at tea.
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The spin duo of Ashwin and Jadeja then removed both the openers in quick succession. With Angelo Mathews and Pathum Nissanka at the crease, Sri Lanka hoped of no more casualty. But Bumrah produced a fiery spell in the last hour of play and trapped Mathews in front of the wicket.
Ravichandran Ashwin got the wicket of Dhananjaya de Silva five overs later to put the Islanders in a spot of bother going into Day 3.
Earlier, Ravindra Jadeja produced a masterclass with the bat and scored an unbeaten 175 before Rohit Sharma decided to declare at 574/8.
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