Pakistan bowler Irfan confirms he is 'well' after rumours of death

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Irfan had to confirm that rumours of his death spreading on social media were 'fake news' on Sunday.

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Irfan had to confirm that rumours of his death spreading on social media were"fake news" on Sunday.

"Some social media outlets have been spreading a baseless fake news about my death in a car accident," Irfan wrote on Twitter.

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