Shane Warne's highs and lows

Australia v England Third Test - 3 Mobile Ashes Test Series 2006-07 - WACA Perth Ground, Perth, Australia - 18/12/06 Australia's Adam Gilchrist, Shane Warne and Ricky Ponting celebrate with the ashesReuters

Highs and lows from the career of Australian spin-bowler Shane Warne, who has died aged 52 of a suspected heart attack:

-- 13 September 1969: Shane Keith Warne born in Ferntree Gully, Australia

-- January 1992: Takes meagre 1-150 on his Test debut against India in Sydney

-- 4 June 1993: Bamboozles England's Mike Gatting with the "ball of the century" at Old Trafford, his first ever delivery in an Ashes Test

-- 29 December 1994: Claims Test hat-trick against England at the MCG

In this file photograph taken on 28 December 2006, Australian spinner Shane Warne (R) sends down a delivery as umpire Aleem Dar (L) looks on as Warne plays his last Test match on his home ground, the MCG, on the third day of the fourth cricket Test in Melbourne.

-- December 1998: Fined along with team-mate Mark Waugh for providing information to an Indian bookmaker during Australia's 1994 tour of Sri Lanka

-- 20 June 1999: Named World Cup final's man of the match as Australia beat Pakistan

-- April 2000: Voted one of Wisden magazine's five "Cricketers of the Century" along with Donald Bradman, Garry Sobers, Jack Hobbs and Viv Richards

-- August 2000: Stripped of Australian vice-captaincy after bombarding an English nurse with lewd text messages. Dubbed "Shame Warne" by British press

-- February 2003: Sent home from World Cup in South Africa and banned for a year after testing positive for a proscribed diuretic

-- June 2005: Announces divorce from wife Simone Callahan, mother of his three children, after allegations of extra-marital affairs

In this file photograph taken on 10 January 2005, Rest of the World player Shane Warne (C) speaks with his Asian XI counterparts Muttiah Muralitharan (L) and Sachin Tendulkar (R) after their match at the MCG in Melbourne, a one-day fundraiser charity cricket match for the victims of the 2004 Asian tsunami.
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-- July-September 2005: Shrugs off marital problems to take 40 wickets in Australia's losing Ashes campaign. Ends that year with 96 Test wickets, a world record that still stands

-- 26 December 2006: Becomes first bowler to reach 700 Test wickets, in front of his home crowd at the MCG

-- 5 January 2007: Retires from Test cricket with 708 wickets in 145 matches

-- September 2007: Simone breaks off a reconciliation after Warne accidentally sent her a text message meant for another woman

-- 1 June 2008: Captains Rajasthan Royals to the inaugural Indian Premier League Twenty20 title

-- 10 December 2011: Makes headlines over his alleged relationship with British actress Liz Hurley. The pair were engaged but split in 2013

-- 18 May 2011: Fined $50,000 over a public row with a senior Indian cricket official

-- 20 May 2011: Plays final IPL game for Rajasthan Royals against Mumbai Indians

-- 19 July 2013: Inducted into the International Cricket Council (ICC) Hall of Fame at Lord's

-- 22 July 2013: Announces retirement from professional cricket after two seasons with Melbourne Stars in Australia's Big Bash League