At the end of the uncertainties, Olonga confirmed that the news of Heath Streak’s death was false

The reports of Zimbabwean cricket legend Heath Streak, who was battling cancer, passed away on Wednesday morning. All former players and cricket lovers came forward to condole the streak. But within hours of the news of the star’s death, former Zimbabwean pace bowler Henty Olonga has confirmed that the reports were fake. Olonga shared this information through social media X.

“I can confirm that the rumors of Heath Streak’s demise are exaggerated. The third umpire called him back. He’s alive.” Xil Olonga noted. This is an update that will bring a lot of excitement to cricket lovers.

Forty-nine-year-old Heath Streak is one of Zimbabwean cricket’s all-time greats. He is their highest wicket taker in both Test cricket and ODI cricket. The streak also holds the record of becoming the first Zimbabwean player to take 100 wickets in Test matches.
Henty Olonga with confirmation of Heath Streak’s death news fakeStreak made his international debut in November 1993 in an ODI against South Africa. He went on to become an integral part of them. Heath’s streak spanned 65 Tests and 189 ODIs in an eventful career. He scored 2943 runs and 239 wickets in ODIs and scored 1990 runs and 216 wickets in Tests.

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