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Current International cricketer becomes a father for the 4th time. Know more



His International cricket career may not be in the best of health but he is definitely having a gala time in his personal life. The tallest International cricketer to play the game Pakistan's Mohammad Irfan became a proud father of a baby boy. On Saturday, he took to Twitter to announce the same and wrote, “Mera beta - another beautiful addition in my Aashyana. Please say a dua for his health, success and life.” The 35-year-old had two daughters and one son prior to the birth of fourth child. It has further been learnt that both the child and his mother are healthful. He is currently serving a suspension from all formats of cricket as he failed to timely report the bookies’ offers of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials during the second edition of Pakistan Super League (PSL), and was also fined $1,000.

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