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Bob Simpson, linchpin of Australian cricket who served as batsman, bowler, captain and coach
Bob Simpson, who died aged 89, was one of the most accomplished Australian cricketers of all time: a superb batsman, a dangerous leg-break bowler, an unequalled slip fielder, a tough captain and a successful coach.
ICC chairman Jay Shah has mourned the passing of former Australia captain Bob Simpson, praising his immense contributions to ...
An ICC Hall of Famer, Simpson played 62 Tests for Australia between 1957 and 1978, scoring 4,869 runs at an average of 46.81 with 10 centuries, 27 half-centuries and a highest score of 311. A fine leg ...
Bob Simpson, the former Test captain and coach credited with shaping Australia’s modern golden era, died aged 89 in Sydney on ...
Allan Border pays tribute to the late Bob Simpson, a cricket legend who shaped Australian cricket for decades.
In a statement, ICC chairman Jay Shah praised Simpson's contributions and said he would be long remembered. "Bob Simpson was one of the true greats of our sport, and it is deeply ...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has led the tributes for Bob Simpson as the cricket world pays its respects to a legendary ...
The incident happened in the 1993 Ashes series during the Old Trafford Test, when Shane Warne had stormed into the dressing ...
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