Surrey cricketers Tom Curran, Jade Dernbach and Stuart Meaker have all checked in with the club to confirm they are safe following the shooting in Las Vegas, Alec Stewart has said.

The Surrey stars flew to Nevada for Dernbach and Meaker’s joint stag-do at the weekend, before the atrocity occurred at the Route 91 music festival near the Mandalay Bay hotel.

A gunman killed at least 58 people, and injured a further 515, after opening fire on crowds at the country music event from the 32nd floor of the hotel.

Surrey cricketers Jade Dernbach (L), Tom Curran (R) and Stuart Meaker are all safe in Las Vegas

Meaker, pictured playing for Surrey, was in Vegas celebrating his stag-do before the shooting

The three Surrey cricketers took to their Twitter accounts to confirm they are all safe

Stewart confirmed the players’ hotel was shut off following the incident, but have all been in contact with the county to let them know their well-being.

‘They have checked in with the club and they are all fine,’ Stewart told Sportsmail. 

The players all tweeted to ensure their loved ones and fans knew that they were unharmed in Sunday night’s events.

‘All safe over here in Vegas everyone,’ seam bowler Dernbach tweeted on Monday afternoon. ‘Thank you for the messages.’

Meaker, the other player celebrating his stag weekend, tweeted: ‘Thank you for the messages. We are all safe and sound in our rooms in Vegas.’

The club’s director of cricket has told Sportsmail all three checked in and said they are safe

At least 58 people have been killed and 515 injured following the shooting in Nevada

The Route 91 festival-goers assist paramedics after the shooting in Las Vegas

While Curran, who played his first one-day international for England against the West Indies last Friday, said on Twitter: ‘Craziest experience last night in Vegas. So so sad but we are all okay! Praying for everyone affected.’ 

The tweets came after England all-rounder Curran had posted a photo of himself and Dernbach drinking beer in a swimming pool, with the message: ‘Sending off one of the greatest of men’.

Police say the Vegas shooter was 64-year-old Stephen Paddock, described as a local man.

It is understood Paddock committed suicide after police breached a room in the hotel, where he had stashed an ‘arsenal’ of weapons used during the massacre.

Investigators are now raiding the home he shared with Marilou Danley, described as his ‘companion’, who was detained for questioning.

No motive has yet been established.

Curran made his one-day international debut for England on Friday before flying to Vegas