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In the wee hours of Wednesday, it was reported that Razzaq had been involved in a fatal accident but the Lahore-born has brushed aside the news in a video message.
Here I am :) pic.twitter.com/hApkVD1ezv
— Abdul Razzaq (@ARazzaqPak) July 10, 2018
“A post on social media [Facebook] said that I was involved in an accident and subsequently died,” said Razzaq. “There is no truth in such a thing as I am alive and well.”
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He added: “People should refrain from posting such fake news on social media without properly investigating the story.”
The flamboyant player featured in over three hundred international matches for Pakistan, in a career which lasted nearly two decades.
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