After confirming that Shane Warne's death was not suspicious, FORENSIC officers were seen inspecting Shane Warne’s Thai villa.

Andrew Neophitou, a friend of the Aussie sporting legend, found him unresponsive in his bedroom at the villa where they were staying yesterday.

After Warne's heart attack, cops and forensic team members were seen invading the villa.

As they continued to investigate the tragedy, Thai police confronted the tragic scenes at the resort.

According to his pals, he was being given CPR and mouth-to–mouth for 20 minutes while the ambulances arrived.

The Thai police confirmed that they have ruled any suspicious circumstances out following Warne’s death.

Yuttana Sirisombat, Superintendent Yuttana Sirisombat, said Warne had suffered chest pains prior to his death and had seen a doctor to examine his heart.

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• Piers Morgan led tributes to Shane Warne and described him as "uniquely ferocious, mischievous".
• Following the shocking news, Gary Lineker called Warne the "greatest bowler of all times".
• Warne's final tweet was a poignant tribute to Rod Marsh, a fellow cricket legend who also died from a heart attack.
• His friends tried to rescue him but he was unresponsive.
• Warne posted a sad Instagram final post from the villa.

James Erskine, Warne's manager, shed light today on the final moments of Warne in Fox Sport's Remembering Shane Warne special.

Andrew knocked at his door, realizing that "something was wrong".

James said, "He went into there and said, 'come on. You're going to miss your flight'. Then he realized something was wrong.

"He turned him over, gave him CPR and mouth-to-mouth for about 20 minutes before calling 911. The ambulance arrived shortly thereafter.

"They took him to hospital, which was approximately a 20-minute drive. I received a call 45 minutes later confirming that he had been declared dead."

Warne had watched the Australian Test cricketers play against Pakistan from his bedroom, before the tragedy struck.

He arrived in the country with his friends on Thursday for a holiday.

Live updates from Shane Warne's death can be found on our Shane Warne Blog

James explained that Warne had "not been drinking" and was "having an argument" when he was found with no heartbeat.

He added: "He doesn't drink, never took drugs, ever. He was averse to drugs and would do anything for them.

He was going to do what he enjoys. He wanted to be with his children, play in a few poker tournaments, and play a lot more golf.

After Australian officials arrived on Koh Samui, they made these comments to start the repatriation process for the body of the cricketer back to Melbourne.

Scott Morrison, Prime Minister, confirmed that Warne's relatives were offered a state funeral.

According to Thai police, today's statement was that "no foul play was suspected at this scene based upon our investigation."

'SHATTERED'

Bridgette Warne, Warne's mother, has spoken out after the tragic death of the Aussie bowler.

She said to The Herald Sun, "We're just shocked." We're OK".

Keith Warne, Warne's father, has not yet commented but stated that he would publish a tribute at a later time.

James also revealed that Warne's children Brooke Summer Jackson and Summer Warne were "shattered" after their father's passing.

Yesterday, his management team issued a short statement confirming that the cricket ace has died.

It was just hours after Warne had posted a final Instagram photo of the pool at the Thailand villa.

He also tweeted his sadness at Rod Marsh's death, a cricket legend who died from a heart attack at age 74.

He stated, "Sad news to hear that Rod Marsh has died. He was a legend in our great game and an inspiration to many young girls and boys.

"Rod was deeply concerned about cricket and gave so much, especially to Australia and England players.

"Sending Ros and the family lots and lots of love. "RIP, mate."

CRICKET LEGEND

Shane was the captain of Australia's One Day Internationals team and was widely regarded as one of the greatest cricketers.

He also played international cricket, as well as domestic cricket in his home state of Victoria.

He was the star of Hampshire, serving as captain from 2005 to 2007. He also played his first test match against England in 1992. He also took more than 1,000 international wickets.

The most popular cricket clip of all-time, the iconic Ball of the Century at Old Trafford 1993 in which the leg-spinner was first immortalized, is perhaps the most viewed.

His first Ashes cricket delivery was a swerve in the air. It landed outside Mike Gatting’s leg stump, and it turned so viciously that it cut the stump.

Australia won the match, clinching the Ashes. Gatting's look of bemusement as he marched off was quite striking.

Warned announced his retirement on December 21, 2006 after the fifth Ashes Test match played at the SCG.

He stated that it was his intention "to go out on top", and suggested that he could have retired after the 2005 Ashes series, if Australia had won.