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Garry Sobers, a legendary West Indian cricketer regarded as one of the greatest allrounders, has died at age 89. Known for his exceptional batting, bowling, and fielding skills, Sobers set numerous records, including a record-breaking test innings of 365 not out and the first player to score 8,000 test runs. He played 93 tests for the West Indies from 1954 to 1974, captained his country 39 times, and was knighted for services to cricket.
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