There has been a significant update in the case of the death of former Australian player Shane Warne. Shane Warne, 52, died of a heart attack in Thailand. Now Thailand police say that blood has been found in Shane Warne's room. After Shane Warne's death, local police said in a statement that the room where Shane Warne's body was in it had the highest amount of blood. This is due to CPR, because Shane Warne's mouth may have been bleeding at the time the CPR was being given.

According to Thailand police, Shane Warne was already having a lot of pain in his chest before he had a heart attack. When he was found in the villa room, the people present there gave him CPR and an ambulance was called and taken to the hospital. Shane Warne's family has reported to the police that he already had asthma and heart problems. Not only that, a few days ago Shane Warne had visited the doctor about his heart. 

Shane Warne had a heat-related illness, which is why the police initially denied that there was any disturbance in the death. So far, nothing has been confirmed about the cause of death. The police have asked to wait till the post-mortem. On Sunday, Shane Warne's body was shifted from near the resort to Main Thailand. Shane Warne's postmortem will be conducted on Sunday, after which, the exact cause of his death may be revealed.  

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