Shane Warne thought he had 30 years to live - emotional details revealed!

The Australian cricket legend Shane Warne's sudden death on March 4 came as a shock to fans.

Shane Warne, who was on a holiday in Thailand with friends, died of a heart attack at his hotel room.

His friends tried to save Warne, who was suddenly unconscious, but failed to do so.

Emotional Cricket Fraternity

The demise of Shane Warne had left the cricket fraternity and fans in a state of shock and anguish. One of the greatest spin bowlers in cricket, the Australian and other teammates who played with him shared fond memories of the late cricketer who died at the age of 52.

It's natural death

The autopsies have confirmed that Warne's death was due to natural causes. Earlier, his death sparked controversy as hours before Warne's death, a few women who massages had come to the cricketer's room. It was also reported that there were blood stains in his room.

Secret about Warne

However, tests showed that he had a heart attack and died of natural causes. In this case, Lianne Young, who had been giving relationship advice to Warne since 2015, has released some unknown information that Shane Warne told him.

30 years

Ms Young revealed that Warne had been making plans for the future. "Everything was going well. He had booked three months off and was looking forward to spending time with his kids, who he adored. There was no hint of health worries. He thought he had 30 years left."

Lots of projects

“We talked about relationships and he seemed ready to find someone new. He never dwelt on his past."

Fans are in pain 

Lianne Young said Warne's sudden death came as a shock. Fate has turned the cricketer's plans to live for the next 30 years, causing more pain amongst the fans.