Alan Thomson Cause of Death? How Did Australian Fast Bowler Die Explained

Australian Fast bowler Alan “Froggy” Thomson, who instantly rose to fame for his amazing arm-twirling movement, passed away on October 31, at the age of 76.

How Did Alan Thomson Die?

Alan “Froggy” Thomson, an Australian Test cricketer, has passed away at age 76. The 1970–1971 Ashes series featured four Test matches for the Victorian paceman, who passed away on October 31, according to his brother.

He stated, “It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of my only older brother and former Australian Test Cricketer Alan ‘Froggy’ Thomson. He was being operated on for a hip replacement while being in the hospital following a fall just days ago, but it was just too much for his delicate body, and he passed away a little over an hour ago. I am honored to have been his brother and to have witnessed firsthand his many accomplishments. Several recollections. I adore you, pal.”

Alan Thomson Cause of Death

Online reports and his family members disclosed Alan Thomson cause of death.

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