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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