1. Garry Sobers received 90 votes out of a possible 100.
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3. Garry Sobers coached internationally, having a one-time stint with Sri Lanka.
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7. Garry Sobers was playing as captain of Nottinghamshire against Glamorgan at St Helen's in Swansea; the unfortunate bowler was Malcolm Nash.
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13. Garry Sobers played his last Test in March 1974 at Queen's Park Oval against England.
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14. Garry Sobers enjoyed spectacular success in England in 1966 and was widely acclaimed as "King Cricket".
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19. Garry Sobers was sent home from New Zealand early to play an unofficial Test match against an England team that included feared fast-bowler Frank Tyson.
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20. Garry Sobers went on his first overseas tour in the early months of 1956 when, aged 19, he was part of the West Indian tour of New Zealand.
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22. Garry Sobers was given a further opportunity in the next Test in Georgetown, Guyana in South America.
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32. Garry Sobers was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1975 for his services to cricket.
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