Mike Smith, the former England and Warwickshire cricket captain known as MJK, dies at the age of 92. Multiple outlets report that his death is announced by Warwickshire, the county club for which he played and later captained. Smith led England in international cricket during the mid-1960s, with the Guardian noting he captained the national side for 25 Tests between 1964 and 1966. He also captained Warwickshire from 1957 to 1967. Across his first-class career, the Guardian reports he amassed 39,832 runs, reflecting a long record as a consistent batter and long-serving leader. While the reports focus on his roles and career totals, they also describe him as a respected, even-tempered captain. BBC Sport, The Independent and Sky Sports all frame the news as a death at 92, with Warwickshire confirming the passing. The available coverage does not specify the cause of death or additional details about funeral arrangements.