Sir Geoffrey Boycott, the former England cricketer, has undergone a successful three-hour surgery to remove throat cancer, marking his second battle with the illness after receiving the diagnosis in June. Boycott, known for his prolific cricket career with 151 first-class centuries and 8,114 Test runs, shared updates on his condition through social media, with his daughter confirming the positive outcome of the operation. Following a previous cancer diagnosis in 2002, Boycott expressed determination and hope for the best outcome, emphasizing the uncertainties of cancer treatment. Boycott transitioned from cricket to a successful broadcasting career, contributing to BBC's Test Match Special for 14 years before stepping down in 2020.