There are three victims of melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer.
Their deaths highlighted the serious risk of skin cancer among cricketers, who spend long hours under the sun.
These cases raised awareness in cricketing nations like Australia and New Zealand, prompting campaigns for sun protection and regular skin check-ups.
Legendary Test captain and commentator. Diagnosed with skin cancer in 2014, passed away in April 2015 at age 84.
Former fast bowler and commentator. Battled melanoma for nearly two years before passing away in September 2016 at age 68.
Wicketkeeper-batsman. Diagnosed with melanoma in mid-1976 and tragically died just months later at age 29.