Sir Garfield Sobers, the iconic West Indian cricketer celebrated as the greatest all-rounder in history, has passed away at the age of 89.His death was announced by the West Indies Cricket Federation, with no cause provided.Sobers, born in Bridgetown, Barbados, was renowned for his unparalleled skills in batting, bowling, and fielding.He holds numerous records, including the first to reach 8,000 runs in Test cricket and the first to hit six sixes in a single over.His legendary 365 not out in 1958 remains a benchmark in cricket history.Sobers’ career spanned 93 Test matches, where he amassed 8,032 runs, 235 wickets, and 109 catches.He was a symbol of Caribbean excellence, inspiring generations of cricketers worldwide.His legacy, as highlighted by Cricket West Indies president Kishore Shallow, transcends sports, embodying resilience and achievement.Sobers’ contributions to cricket, including his role in the ICC Hall of Fame, ensure his place as an enduring icon in the sport's history.