I don’t have live access to current news in this turn. Here’s what’s publicly reported up to early 2025 about Shane Warne and drug-related coverage, with a note on reliability.
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The legendary leg-spinner was closing in on 500 Test wickets when, on February 22, 2003, he was suspended from the game for 12 months after testing positive for banned diuretics.
www.planetsport.comLegspinner tests positive for a diuretic and will play no part in the tournament
www.espncricinfo.comShane Warne has been sent home from the World Cup after failing a drugstest, the Australian Cricket Board confirmed at a Johannesburg pressconference.
www.espncricinfo.comWarne’s death certificate stated that he suffered coronary artery atherosclerosis, which became a major cause of his heart attack.
www.sportstiger.comA report, quoting a police officer from the site of Shane Warne's death, has claimed that a controversial item was removed on the order of some senior people.
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