Michael Jordan pays tribute to Shane Warne; sends flowers to family
Jordan, 59, who is considered the greatest basketball player of all time, sent the Warne family flowers and a note expressing his 'deepest sympathy' for their loss
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Jordan, 59, who is considered the greatest basketball player of all time, sent the Warne family flowers and a note expressing his 'deepest sympathy' for their loss
The British actress was noticeably absent from the emotional scenes at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday - with no video tribute played following her heartbreaking Instagram posts.
Australia's greatest sportsman was getting up to high jinks as a teenager when he jumped from a pier - but knocked himself out and only the quick-thinking actions of a mate saved him.
For all the Hollywood stars and rock stars, the true stars of Shane Warne's memorial service at the MCG were his heartbroken family - whose pain was felt and shared by the nation.
Aaron Hamill told the 50,000-strong crowd at the MCG the late leg spinner was a 'binge watcher' and Peaky Blinders, a gangster drama set in 1920s Birmingham, England, was his favourite show