Cricket-Former England captain Smith dies at 92
May 18 (Reuters) - Former England captain Mike Smith, known by his initials "MJK", has died at the age of 92, Warwickshire County Cricket Club said on Monday.
www.thestar.com.myMJK Smith, the former England cricket captain, has recently died at the age of 92. He is widely remembered for captaining England in 25 Tests and for a long, distinguished first-class career with Warwickshire. He remained closely associated with cricket and Warwickshire after his playing days, including serving in leadership roles within the club.
Key points:
- Career highlights: England captain in 25 Tests; long first-class career with Warwickshire, contributing significantly as a batsman.
- Legacy: Revered as a Bears legend; celebrated for his leadership and enduring impact on English cricket.
- Tributes: Warwickshire and broader cricket communities publicly honored his contributions, including moments of remembrance around matches in which his legacy was acknowledged.
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