Sir Geoffrey Boycott Diagnosed with Throat Cancer Again
In a piece of unfortunate news, England cricket legend Sir Geoffrey Boycott has been diagnosed with throat cancer for the second time. The 83-year-old is preparing for surgery to address the illness in two weeks.
Boycott shared his diagnosis through a statement quoted by ‘The Telegraph.’ He expressed his determination to face this challenge head-on, stating, “I will just get on with it and hope for the best.”
Having previously battled cancer in 2002, Boycott understands the challenges ahead but remains hopeful for a positive outcome. With his impressive cricket career that includes 8114 runs in 108 Test matches and 151 first-class centuries, Boycott has proven his resilience both on and off the field.
Despite the tough road ahead, Boycott is determined to overcome this obstacle once again, relying on medical treatment and a positive mindset. His family’s support, especially that of his wife and daughter, has been instrumental in his journey so far.
