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Heath Streak Cancer Struggle
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Chubb
International Regular
Crazy if true.
He has had cancer so it did not shock or surprise me to hear he had died on some Zimbabwe cricket Facebook pages, but until I saw it on Nine/WWOS, The Guardian and a few other news sites I wasn't sure it was verified.
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kingkallis
International Coach
Olonga must be drunk!
chris.hinton
International Captain
He’s not dead
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
It is a quote from Mark Twain from when there were false reports that he had died.
social
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Simpsons are always right
https://x.com/danielcherny/status/1694228171582050322?s=46&t=tK49mD68OHDgCSiwhr8Uug
https://x.com/danielcherny/status/1694228171582050322?s=46&t=tK49mD68OHDgCSiwhr8Uug
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Chubb
International Regular
Not sure it was a news organisation. I first saw it on Zimbabwe cricket fan pages, and a few Zimbabweans posting about it - then got picked up by Zimbabwean news and spread from there.
As I say, he has been ill. So it wouldn't have been a shock to those who knew him (like Olonga) to see it. There were tributes flowing from all over the place.
I believe he lives in a remote part of Zimbabwe, already a country not blessed with extensive communications services. So he wouldn't have responded immediately.
Silver Silva
International Regular
Well brother everyone will die eventually, so it can be exaggerated cause it's definitely going to happen.
social
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Story I read is that he was being treated in SA
HeathDavisSpeed
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Well, glad to hear he's still alive but I even fact checked Social's OP and found multiple sources reporting it. You just can't trust the facts these days, aye? Not that he looks well mind, but hope his treatment is going well!