Sir Garfield wasn’t only a great cricketer, the best the world has ever seen, the greatest of all time. He was indeed a true gentleman–humorous and humble. I was astounded that he had time to speak with me when I met him while visiting Barbados a few years back– What a treasure,what a delight. A […]
Sir Garry Sobers — the greatest to ever grace a cricket field. Bat, ball, or boundary — he mastered it all with style and humility. He broke records, made history, and inspired millions across the Caribbean and beyond. A true legend. A humble giant. Rest in peace, Sir Garry.
Thank you for your service to your country, and the cricketing fraternity as a whole. may you rest in peace and rise in glory.
Sir Garry, Your career was an illustrious one. You thrilled your fans on the cricket field like no one has ever done. You were humble, and young cricketers looked to you for guidance, and followed the teachings and examples you readily gave to the letter. You were a gentle giant, not loud but precise. You
Good morning, first let me send my condolences to the family, and the people of Barbados on the passing of Sir Garfield Sobers. I remember standing and ironing my high school uniform while listening to cricket( which I had very little knowledge of) but I know there was a Garry Sobers. At the time he
I saw Sir Gary twice. The first time l was in James Street opposite my church with my five year old daughter. A car drove by with Sir Gary in the passenger seat. We waved and the car slowed down. He smiled and waved back. We were thrilled. What a gentleman. I have loved him
It is with deep sadness that I join my fellow Barbadians, the Caribbean and the Global cricketing community in mourning the passing of National Hero, The Right Excellent Sir Garfield “Garry” Sobers. Sir Garry was not only the greatest all‑round cricketer the world has ever seen, but also one of Barbados’ finest sons, whose humility,
Well Played Sir Gary, well played. Uncle Charlie is at the non strikers end waiting for you, Uncle Freddie is umpiring ,and Uncle Darnley is watching from. Behind the camera ,so you would know the deal. No short singles and dont get hit on your pads.
Gary may rest in peace. I will always remember those sixes off Jeff Jones as I watch from the scoreboard as a young lad.
I was born 10 years after that historic moment when Sir Garfield Sobers made that 365 not out against Pakistan, but yet still knew of him by my parents who are now deceased who loved and supported him, and my uncle a well know sports announcer was a very close friend of Sir Garry so
