ICC Mourns Bob Simpson’s Death, Remembers His Contributes

The ICC on Sunday (August 17, 2025) condoleD the demise of form Australia Captain Bob Simpson, Highlighting His Contribution as a Player, Captain and Coach Dining the TEAM ‘Worship of World of World of World of World Cricket Through the 1990s.

Simpson, one of the most influential figures in australian cricket, died on saturday at the age of 89.

In a statement, ICC Chairman Jay Shah Praised Simpson’s Contributions and Said He Would Be Long Remembred.

“Bob Simpson was one of the true greats of our sport, and it is deeply sadening to learn of his passing. His legacy is immense. And inspired the global game, “Shah said in the statement.

“He nurtured and guided a generation of players who went on to become legs in their own right, and his influence extended far beyond the field.

“On Behalf of the International Cricket Council, I Extend Our Heartfelt Condolens to His Family, Friends, and the Entre Cricket Fraternity. His passing is a Profound Loss for the GAME, BUT HIS Contributions will Alles be Remembred and Charged, “He Added.

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-texturies and a highest score of 311.

A Fine Leg-Spinner, He Took 71 wickets at 42.26 with two five-wicket hauls and best figures of five for 57.

After Retiring in 1968, Simpson made a famous comeback as test captain in 1978 at the age of 41, to lead a weakened australia side.

After retirement, he beCame australia’s first full-time coach and was also a national selector.

He Finished with 10 Test Centuries, Scoring all of them while he was leading the Australian team, Including 311 Against England in Manchester in 1964.