Sir Garfield Sobers dies aged 89

Former West Indies captain Sir Garfield "Garry" Sobers had died at the age of 89.Sobers was West Indies captain for seven years between 1965-72, and holds the record for the fourth highest individual Test innings with a score of 365 not out against Pakistan at the age of 23.He amassed over 7,041 First-Class runs for Nottinghamshire in the County Championship, including 18 centuries, and took 281 wickets. Latest Cricket Stories England vs India: Nat Sciver-Brunt urges team to show resilience in historic Lord's Test after agonising T20 World Cup final loss Former England captain Heather Knight announces retirement from international cricket Ben Stokes: England captain 'frustrated and disappointed' about 'chaotic' few weeks - but will curfew saga free him again? Ireland secure shock win for first-ever Women's T20 World Cup victory but West Indies still progress to semi-finals Ireland seal historic victory against world champions India in first T20I, as 15-year-old batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi benched Ben Stokes: England captain denies rift with head coach Brendon McCullum - 'We're close, give him a break'