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Former Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak died on Sunday at the age of 49, his family confirmed on social media. Battling liver cancer, Streak wasn't keeping well for a long time, and it was on Sunday that he breathed his last. His wife Nadine took to Facebook to share a few pictures of the former Zimbabwe all-rounder, one of the finest of his era, while also posting a beautiful note.
The news of former Zimbabwe skipper Heath Streak's death left the entire cricketing community utterly shocked. Streak, who played 65 Tests and 189 ODIs for Zimbabwe from 1993 to 2005, died on Sunday after battling liver cancer for a long time. His wife Nadine Streak took to her Facebook handle and shared the sad news of her husband's death. Many former cricketers also came forward and shared their respective condolences to the Zimbabwe great, who has scalped 216 wickets in Test cricket.
:Former Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak has died of colon and liver cancer at the age of 49 on Sunday.
Former Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak has died of colon and liver cancer at the age of 49, ESPNcricinfo reported on Sunday.
Former Zimbabwe cricket captain and one of the country's greatest ever players, Heath Streak, died at the age of 49 on Sunday.
Former Zimbabwe cricket team captain Heath Streak dies at 49, his wife Nadine confirmed via a social media post on Sunday. A couple of weeks ago, the news of Streak's demise had emerged on social media via his former teammate Henry Olonga. However, the news turned out to be false, with Olonga himself taking a U-turn, suggesting the former Zimbabwe skipper was alive. However, the news of the legendary cricketer's death this time was confirmed by his wife.
The legend of ‘MS Dhoni the cricketer' has mesmerised people world over, but recently, former India cricketerAakash Chopra fondly narrated few incidents about ‘MS Dhoni the roommate' from their time staying together on India A's tour of Zimbabwe & Kenya in 2004. Chopra shared some never told before anecdotes of how the future World Cup-winning captain went out of his way to accommodate him. “As roommates, you need balance. So, I asked him, ‘What time do you want to sleep?' He said, ‘Whenever you want switch the lights off.' So, for the whole tour, he slept at 9:30 PM. I don't know when he usually slept, but with me in the room, he'd sleep at 9:30 PM because I wanted to sleep early,” recalled Chopra on JioCinema.
On Sunday, Aug. 27, the final match in the inaugural US Masters T10 cricket tournament was played at the Central Broward Stadium, in Lauderhill, Florida.