Terry Hill dead at 52: Rugby league cult hero suddenly dies leaving world of sport in shock
RUGBY league cult hero Terry Hill has died suddenly at the age of 52.
The former Australia international reportedly suffered a heart attack.
Hill was in the Philippines at the time of his death.
He was helping to build an orphanage in the country.
According to pal and fellow ex-league superstar Craig Coleman, Hill rang a friend to complain that he was feel unwell.
Hill then had a heart attack while lying down sleeping.
The former centre played for clubs including South Sydney, Manly Sea Eagles and Wests Tigers.
In total, he played 246 club games during a 15-year spell.
And Hill also represented Australia nine times, netting eight tries in the process.
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