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Heath Streak Is Seen Online On WhatsApp, Shortly After Unfounded Rumours Of His Death Goes Viral On Social Media

Heath Streak

Heath Streak

After declaring the passing of cricket icon Heath Streak, Henry Olonga tweeted again, confirming the well-being of the former Zimbabwe player. Olonga backed this up by sharing a screenshot of his discussion with Streak and emphasizing that the reports of his death had been significantly exaggerated. Henry Olonga also clarified that Heath Streak is alive and in good health, contradicting his previous tweet where he stated that Streak had died from cancer. Olonga also provided evidence of their recent WhatsApp conversation by sharing a screenshot.

Henry Olonga, a former Zimbabwean cricketer, has dispelled the rumours about the alleged passing of cricket icon Heath Streak. Following his earlier tweet announcing Streak’s death, Olonga clarified that Streak is alive and in good health.

However, he was also seen online on WhatsApp soon after the news of his death made headlines on the social media as well.

Shortly after posting a tweet about Heath Streak’s demise, Henry Olonga confirmed that the Zimbabwean cricket icon is alive

Olonga turned to Twitter to provide an update to clarify and counter any misinformation. He expressed: “I can confirm that rumours of the demise of Heath Streak have been greatly exaggerated. I just heard from him. The third umpire has called him back. He is very much alive folks.”

In addition to this comforting message, Olonga also uploaded a snapshot of his recent WhatsApp chat with Streak.

https://twitter.com/henryolonga/status/1694212344732357101?s=20

Here is how Twitterati reacted:

https://twitter.com/GaurangBhardwa1/status/1694216358278619272?s=20

https://twitter.com/henryolonga/status/1694212344732357101?s=20

It’s important to highlight that these contradictory accounts might have led to uncertainty and worry among cricket fans. However, Olonga’s prompt clarification should ease any concerns arising from the initial tweet.


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