Members of the Indian cricket team, currently touring the West Indies, met the legendary Sir Garfield Sobers and shared pleasantries with one of the all-time greats of the sport in Barbados

The Indian players caught up with West Indies great Sir Garfield Sobers in Barbados.

Sachin Tendulkar and Sir Garfield Sobers were in attendance for the second ODI between India and England at Lord's.

West Indies vs England: With a century against the West Indies in the ongoing second Test at Barbados, England all-rounder Ben Stokes joined an elite list, consisting of the likes of Kapil Dev and Gary Sobers.

Cecil Wright, who in his heyday represented Jamaica against Barbados, lining up against Sobers and Wes Hall, moved to England in 1959 and launched a career as a professional.

Windies captain Jason Holder struck a commanding 202 not out and also took two useful wickets in first-innings.

Virat Kohli expressed his desire to meet Sobers, one of the all-time greats of the sport, in a video that was posted on Twitter by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)

Garfield Sobers and Muhammad Ali had met at Lord's in 1966 when the former was a member of the West Indies side playing England and the heavyweight boxing star was in London for his second fight with Britain's Henry Cooper.

The legends' have asked for the immediate resignation of all current WICB directors as their poor management is not serving the best interests of West Indies cricket.

West Indian legend Garfield Sobers feels that the huge amount of money offered to players by T20 tournaments, especially the Indian Premier League (IPL), had taken a toll on the game.