Cricket legend Dickie Bird, known for fairness and calm, dies at 92 after officiating 60+ Test matches.

BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent announced the death of cricket legend Dickie Bird, who died at 92 at home. A beloved figure in the sport, Bird officiated over 60 Test matches and was praised for his sportsmanship, humor, and calm presence. Tributes from players like David Gower and Graham Gooch highlighted his fairness, approachability, and unique status as a celebrity umpire. Yorkshire County Cricket Club honored his legacy, calling him one of its greatest characters and promising to celebrate his life, with memorial details to come.