Tributes flood in for the late West Indian cricketer, Sir Garfield Sobers, who passed away just before his 90th birthday. Nottinghamshire Cricket, where he previously captained, expressed their sorrow at the news in a statement on their website. Sobers, hailed as cricket’s finest all-rounder, notably excelled at Nottinghamshire, scoring 7,041 First-Class runs and claiming 281 wickets. In List A cricket, he achieved 2,553 runs and 103 wickets. Sobers’ impactful tenure at Trent Bridge saw him elevate the team to fourth place from 15th. He also made history by hitting six consecutive sixes in a First-Class match. Additionally, he shone as the linchpin of the West Indies Test team during his captaincy. Knighted for his cricket contributions, Sobers received numerous accolades, including being named a Wisden Cricketer of the Year and a National Hero of Barbados. His legacy lives on through the ICC trophy named after him. The West Indies Cricket community and various personalities, like Piers Morgan, mourn his loss. The BCCI paid tribute to Sobers, recognizing his immense impact on the game. Sky has enhanced its TV and sports bundle, offering an array of premium content, including coverage of the Premier League and EFL. Sky delivers over 1,400 live matches, catering to sports enthusiasts with a wide range of content.