Bob Simpson, a revered figure in Australian cricket, has died at the age of 89 in Sydney. Simpson was a former Test captain and the first full-time coach of the Australian cricket team. He played a pivotal role in transforming Australian cricket from a struggling side into a dominant force during his coaching tenure. Known for his toughness and versatility, Simpson opened the batting, bowled leg-spin, and was widely regarded as the greatest slip catcher in the history of the sport. His contributions to Australian cricket have been widely acknowledged, with tributes highlighting his status as a legendary and influential figure in the sport.