Shane Warne’s son makes shocking claim on father’s death (Img: Internet)
New Delhi: Four years after the sudden death of legendary cricketer Shane Warne, remarks by his son Jackson Warne have brought renewed attention to the circumstances surrounding the spin icon’s passing.
Warne died in 2022 in Thailand at the age of 52 after suffering a heart attack, shocking the global cricket community.
Speaking on the ‘2 Worlds Collide’ podcast, Jackson Warne suggested that COVID-19 vaccinations may have played a role in his father’s death, while also acknowledging that underlying health issues could have been a factor.
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He said he believed the vaccine may have contributed by bringing pre-existing conditions “to the surface,” reflecting on thoughts he has struggled with since the incident.
Jackson also spoke about his immediate reaction upon learning of his father’s death, saying he initially blamed the government and the broader COVID-19 situation.
He revealed that he had considered expressing these views publicly during the memorial service but later decided against it.
Reflecting on his emotions, he added that dwelling on such thoughts could lead to anger, which he now tries to avoid.
According to Jackson, Shane Warne had received multiple doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, despite being reluctant. He suggested that professional obligations may have influenced that decision.
However, these claims remain personal views and have not been independently verified by medical authorities.
Jackson described his father as being in relatively good physical and mental condition at the time, despite lifestyle factors such as smoking and drinking.
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He noted that Warne had appeared healthier in the months leading up to his death, which made the sudden cardiac event even more unexpected.
Shane Warne had previously tested positive for COVID-19 in 2021 while working in England. However, no serious long-term medical condition had been publicly confirmed at the time of his death.
Medical experts have consistently stated that heart attacks can result from a combination of factors, including lifestyle, genetics, and underlying health conditions.
