The greatest all-rounder of all time was born on July 28, 1936

Sir Garfield “Garry” Sobers: The greatest all-rounder of all time was born on July 28, 1936 - http://goo.gl/IRqeUM 

may he live to a cen tury

Garfield Sobers, Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards, Brian Lara

At times bowlers did have nightmares.

Jacques Kallis says he born many years later  :-[

Neither here nor there. Sobers place in cricket history is secure.

So is Kallo ....
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Quote:[size=1.35em]The World XI:[/size][size=1.35em] Jack Hobbs, Len Hutton, Don Bradman, Sachin Tendulkar, Viv Richards, Garry Sobers, Adam Gilchrist, Malcolm Marshall, Shane Warne, Wasim Akram, Dennis Lillee[/size]

Belated Birthday wishes "legend"..
he really was the greatest all rounder of all time,and then there was Kallis,Pollock...Botham...
Sobers is better in batting whilst Kallis has a slightly lower bowling average..

Quote:There are two certainties in this cricketing life: Don Bradman was the greatest of all batsmen, and Garry Sobers was undoubtedly the game's best all-round cricketer.

Sobers was cricket's lion, and he heads my pride of the five best allrounders I've seen. Because of his mercurial all-round ability, Sobers must be crowned the greatest player in cricket history. Statistics don't always tell the full story, but his stats aren't half bad: 93 Tests, 8032 runs at 57.78, with 26 centuries and a career best of 365 not out. With the ball, bowling left-arm fast, wrist- or orthodox spin, he took 235 wickets at 34.03 with six five-wicket hauls and a career best of 6 for 73.

Ashley Mallett Selects His All Time Top 5 Allrounders