
Tags: Cricket, Australia, Icc Test Championship, Odi
Former Australia batsman Dean Jones has died at the age of 59.
The International Cricket Council said Jones suffered a heart attack in Mumbai, where he working as a commentator on the Indian Premier League (IPL), on Thursday.
The IPL expressed sorrow at the news, in a statement that read: "We are extremely shocked and sad to learn of the untimely demise of Mr Dean Jones. His energy and enthusiasm for the game will be truly missed. Our thoughts with his family, friends and his followers in this hour of grief."
Former Australia head coach Darren Lehmann was among the many to pay tribute to Jones, who played 164 ODIs and 52 Test matches in a successful career.
Lehmann wrote on Twitter: "So sad. RIP legend and love to his family, our thoughts are with them all xxxx"
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