Shane Warren died of ‘natural causes’, say Thai authorities, as his children talk about ‘the best father anyone could ask for’.

The 52-year-old Die MBC Entertainment, which he runs on the Thai island of Koh Samui, announced on Friday a “suspected heart attack”.

After the autopsy results, Deputy National Police spokesperson Kisana Vathancharoen said the death was of natural causes and that the family accepted the results, Reuters reported.

“The investigators will summarize the outcome of the autopsy for the prosecutors in the time frame of the law,” Kisana added.

Thai police, citing the late cricketer’s family, also told reporters over the weekend that Warren had suffered from chest pain before his death and was suffering from asthma and heart problems, A dispatch from Reuters said.

Warren’s body will now be taken to Australian consular officials in preparation for return to his family, who first spoke on Monday about their “endless nightmare” in the days following the cricket icon’s death.

His parents Keith and Brigitte Warren said: “Finding words to adequately express our grief is an impossible task for us and looking to the future without Shane is unimaginable.” Nine newsa subsidiary of CNN.

“We hope that our mountain of happy memories will help all of us get through our ongoing grief.”

Warren will be remembered as one of the greatest sports players of all time.

“The best father anyone could ask for”

Warren is survived by his three sons – daughters Brooke and Summer, and son Jackson – who all paid their individual homage to their father, published by several outlets.

Brooke, 24, said, “We were so similar in so many ways, and I’ve always been joking because I got your genes and how annoying it is to me!”

“Well now I couldn’t be happier and prouder that I have your genes. I’m lucky and I’ll forever be proud to call you my dad forever. I love you endlessly and back and I’ll miss you forever.”

Obituary: Shane Warren was a wonderful cricketer and artist

Summer and Jackson pondered “the best dad anyone could ever ask for.”

“Sitting at the poker table, wandering the golf course, watching saints and eating pizza, it’s never going to be the same,” Jackson added.

“But I know that all you wanted for me was to be happy, no matter what. I just wanted to be happy, that’s it.

“That’s what I would do, try to be happy. I will miss you so much Dad, and you were truly the best father and companion anyone could ask for.”

Melbourne will be renamed in honor of Warren

Salutation They go on to become the sport’s best footballer ever, with Victoria’s Minister for Tourism and Sports Martin Bakula announcing that a stand at Melbourne Cricket Ground will soon be dubbed ‘SK Warne Stand’, according to Sky Sports.

“I can think of no more honoring the greatest cricketer this state has produced than renaming the grandstand,” Bakula said.

“No matter what happens to this pavilion in the future whether it is rebuilt, renovated or refurbished, it will remain the SK Warne platform forever because its legend will live on forever.”

While discussing the renaming of the Coliseum, former Australian captain Ricky Bunting paid an emotional tribute to his longtime friend and teammate.

Ricky Bunting retires from international cricket during a Test match between Australia and South Africa at WACA on December 3, 2012.
“He will be remembered as one of the all-time greats, but for a generation, every kid wanted to be Shane Warren and wanted a leg spin,” Ponting said in tears. Seven news.

“Because he knew and touched so many people, you can understand that the flow of feelings began between us [former teammates].

“Like most people, I was trying to stay away from them [messages] A bit because I find it difficult to phone some of the boys. It’s a very difficult time.”

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