The Independent Voice of West Indies Cricket
(The Sticky Wicket West Indies Hall of Fame in Antigua launches its voting process to select two more persons to join the select group of legends to be named among "Cricket's Finest". Voting ends November 30, 2006).
One of the men nominated for a place in the Sticky Wicket Hall of Fame is Gordon Greenidge – one of the greatest batsmen in the history of the game, who was once called "the most complete right-hander" ever to play cricket.
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West Indies fast bowler Jerome Taylor spoke with the media after his second Test five wicket haul which led the Windies bowling effort in dismissing Pakistan for 357. Following are excerpts from his responses:
(The Sticky Wicket West Indies Hall of Fame in Antigua launches its voting process to select two more persons to join the select group of legends to be named among "Cricket's Finest". Voting ends November 30, 2006).
One of the men vying for a place among is Sir Clyde Walcott, who can be appropriately called Mr Cricket. His entire life was dedicated to the game. From his early days at school until just a few years before he died, Sir Clyde was involved in cricket at some level.
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A man for all the people, all the time. That's the life and times of Wes Hall -- fast bowler, selector, manager, administrator, politician, Reverend. You can add to these father, mentor, hero, and friend. Hall fulfilled these roles and more as part of his immense contribution to the uplifting of the people of Barbados and the West Indies.