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    Three Ws' of West Indies cricket has been greatest ever Test cricketer. Incidentally they all belonged to Barbados, all made their Test debut in same series

    Who were the Three Ws’ of West Indies cricket?

    Sir Frank Worrell own work in the cause of social equality. Having been born and raised in Barbados before relocating to Trinidad and Jamaica.

    Frank Worrell – The Man Who United West Indies Cricket

    Conard Hunte strong off his legs, clipping the ball through mid-wicket or glancing fine an instant success in his first series against Pakistan in 1957-58.

    Sir Conard Hunte – The Greatest West Indies Batsman

    Ottis Gibson 10 for 47 vs Hampshire in 2007

    Ottis Gibson 10 for 47 vs Hampshire in 2007

    West Indies Emerge as Favorites for Inaugural 1975 Cricket World Cup

    West Indies Emerge as Favorites for Inaugural 1975 Cricket World Cup

    In the select group of contemporary Test wicketkeepers, Deryck Murray is something of an odd man out. He is the straight man among the several extroverts.

    Deryck Murray – An Odd and Straight man Among the Several...

    Desmond Haynes – “Joe” to his teammates. He was born in the parish of St. James in Barbados on February 15, 1956.

    Desmond Haynes – A Spectacular Beginning

    Brian Lara born on 2 May 1969 in Cantaro, Santa Cruz, Trinidad. Sachin Tendulkar’s international career may have been half as long again as Lara’s.

    Brian Lara – Greatest Batsman of All Time

    Frank Worrell at Lord's in 1961

    Frank Worrell in Conversation – West Indies tour to Australia 1960-61

    Eng v WI Fourth Test at Leeds in 2000 Eng beat WI by an innings & 39 runs on the 2nd day of the 4th Test match at Headingley to take a 2-1 lead.

    Memorable Match – Eng v WI Fourth Test at Leeds in...

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    Masood Iqbal a former Pakistan wicketkeeper died in Lahore late evening on October 31, 2003, due to Kidney failure, at the age of 51.

    Masood Iqbal – Former Pakistan Wicket Keeper

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