In the mid-eighties Viv
Richards as captain had the good fortune to inherit a world-beating
West Indies team from Clive Lloyd. It was the age of 'pace' and
bowlers the likes of Malcolm
Marshall, Courtney Walsh,
The team was watched with pride by the great sportsman Sir
Garfield Sobers
The West Indies has never before or since had a team like the one
mentioned here and we pay tribute to some off our GREATS!!
We should take time to resurrect memories of those
great players, Frank Worrell, for example, that “Dear son
of memory, great heir of fame.” Merely thinking of his prowess
is in itself nostalgic; together with Clyde Walcott and Everton
Weekes, that trio immortalized the supremacy of the unforgettable
Three W’s.
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A modern day hero must be the West Indies captain Brian
Lara, the modern game’s greatest exponent of batsmanship took the
burden of all his West Indian people on his shoulders and transformed
despair into a triumph.
As
Christians around the world celebrated the ascendancy of the Prince of
Peace into heaven, there were also celebrations here as the Prince of
Port-of-Spain rose to cricketing heights. More
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On Easter Sunday the sheer statistical weight of his second
triple hundred speaks for itself, as did his first, the unforgettable
375 at the same Antigua Recreation Ground ten years ago that was then
Test cricket’s record score.
This Easter week end Lara went to the summit of cricket
becoming the first man to make a quadruple-century in a Test innings.
Lara’s unconquered 400 proclaimed beyond doubt his status as the
modern game’s No.1 player.