The greatest all-rounder to have played the game of cricket, Sir Garfield Sobers, made a historic achievement on August 31st 1968. Once described as a 'five in one cricketer' by Donald Bradman ...

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In February 1975, already celebrated as a face on Barbadian postage stamps, Sir Garfield St Aubrun Sobers was knighted by the Queen at the Barbados Garrison Racecourse, barely a mile down the road ...

When Babar Azam makes comeback, he will be matched with names like Sir Viv Richards, Gary Sobers and Virat Kohli: Karachi ...

“I am telling you. Mark my words, when Babar Azam makes a comeback again, he will be a bigger player than any other player in ...

Performances in matches that overlap decades are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures Performances in matches ...

Sir Garfield Sobers, the legendary West Indian all-rounder was the first to achieve the feat when he hammered Malcolm Nash for six maximums in an over playing for Nottinghamshire in 1968.

The ground provided the scene for Wales' first home rugby international, Swansea becoming the first club to beat all three major southern hemisphere sides, and where Sir Garfield Sobers famously ...

The International Cricket Council (ICC) honours outstanding cricketers annually through its prestigious awards. These accolades recognise exceptional performances across various formats of the game.