Azam Khan Has a Hilarious Response to Fake News of His Death

Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Azam Khan has responded with humor after coming throughout a fake news report claiming that he had died.

Key points

• Azam created his List A debut for Pakistan Television in September 2018 before making his T20 debut for Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League in March 2019.
• When he featured against the United States in the T20 World Cup in Dallas, azam Khan has not represented Pakistan since June 6, 2024.
• He created his T20 International debut for Pakistan against England in Nottingham on July 16, 2021.
• In December 2025, false reports circulated claiming that his father, former Pakistan captain Moin Khan, had passed away.
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Meanwhile, a video circulating on social media demonstrates the 28-year-old cricketer scrolling through his phone with friends when he comes throughout a local news account reporting his supposed death. Pakistan's Upcoming Tri-Series Reportedly in Doubt.

Meanwhile, the fake report asserted that Azam had passed away the previous day and described the development as "extremely sad news."

Instead of appearing concerned, Azam laughed off the false claim and jokingly commented on his own supposed death.

"He was a particularly good player. He was supposed to play for Pakistan tomorrow, but he died today, " Azam joked, prompting laughter from those around him. Azam Khan watching his own death news 😁👀 pic.twitter.com/suTvBCSepS. Fourth Umpire (@UmpireFourth) September 29, 2026.

His lighthearted response created it clear that the report was completely false.

Meanwhile, the incident is the latest example of fabricated content involving prominent Pakistani cricketers appearing online. Lately, former Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram additionally had to respond to a fake AI-generated video that falsely asserted he had died.

Azam's family has faced a similar situation before. In December 2025, false reports circulated claiming that his father, former Pakistan captain Moin Khan, had passed away. Moin afterwards issued a video message confirming that he was alive. Pakistani Bodybuilder Wins Double Gold at Asian Championship.

When he featured against the United States in the T20 World Cup in Dallas, azam Khan has not represented Pakistan since June 6, 2024. He has played 14 T20Is for Pakistan and scored 88 runs.

Meanwhile, the wicketkeeper-batter has, nevertheless, remained active in domestic cricket. He represented Karachi Kings in the 2026 Pakistan Super League after being signed for Rs. 3.25 crore in the league's first auction in February.

While Karachi Kings have retained him for the next PSL campaign, he additionally scored 74 during the season.

He created his T20 International debut for Pakistan against England in Nottingham on July 16, 2021. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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