Shane Warne Death – Body Arrives in Australia: Australian cricket legend Shane Warne’s body has arrived in Australia, a week after his untimely passing in Thailand. Warne suffered a fatal cardiac arrest while on vacation. Warne’s family was at the AIRPORT. Follow Shane Warne’s FUNERAL LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN
Warne’s son Jackson was among those on hand to oversee the arrival of the plane. The former cricketer’s mother Brigitte was also there, holding a single white rose.
According to reports in Australian media, Brigitte broke down very badly seeing Warne’s coffin.
Jackson Warne thanked people for their support in an Instagram post on Thursday night.
“Thank you everyone for the overwhelming amount of support, messages and love,” he wrote.
Warne will now be given a state funeral at the iconic MSG, a venue where he picked his 700th wicket in Tests.
Shane Warne shocking death: Cricket legend’s body arrives in Australia a week after death ahead of state funeral – check pictures
Shane Warne’s coffin arrived in Australia a week after the Australian cricket legend’s shocking death in Thailand.
The 52-year-old’s body arrived in his home nation on Thursday before making its way home to his family.
Warne’s coffin was draped in an Australian flag before being transported into a private jet with Victorian premier Daniel Andrews announcing a state funeral for the departed cricket legend.
#ShaneWarne’s body has just landed at Essendon Fields @theage pic.twitter.com/AK5jSSHwj9
— Cassie Morgan (@cassieemorgan) March 10, 2022
The door to the hanger is being closed ahead of his body being taken off the plane pic.twitter.com/28q9shT90O
— Cassie Morgan (@cassieemorgan) March 10, 2022
Shane Warne’s coffin draped in an Australian flag in Bangkok, as he begins his final, tragic journey home. 💔 pic.twitter.com/naxy39m8sC
— Jennifer Bechwati (@jenbechwati) March 10, 2022
It is expected that Warne’s family will hold a private memorial service for the 52-year-old this week, with statewide mourning set for March 30 at the MCG. Andrews has previously mentioned that public service would give the state and the citizens an opportunity to pay tribute to the spin wizard.
“It will be an opportunity for Victorians to pay tribute to his contribution to his sport, to our state and the country,” he said.
Andrews was also quick to announce that the Great Southern Stand at the MCG will be renamed in Warne’s honour.
“I’ve just informed the Warne family that the government will rename the Great Southern Stand at the MCG.”
Shane Warne Funeral to be LIVE Streamed? The Daily Telegraph and Channel Nine both reported that a proposal has been made for the memorial service to be live-streamed.
The proposal is being made so that fans all over the country can also pay respect to the champion leg-spinner.
According to networks, no decision as yet has been made on the proposal.
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