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Clive Lloyd debut: WI vs India 1966
In reply to Larr Pullo
Funny,I looked at a Youtube recording of that tour and a young LLOYD scored 82,it was top score.I saw Charlie Griffith and Wes Hall,these small Indian batsmen didn't even have an arm guard,what a difference from today.The entire crowd stood up and started to applaud when Sobers walked out to bat.
In reply to Larr Pullo
Thanks!
Anything cricket is good stuff.
Back in the day when cricket was pure and clean..
Players wore whites, crowds wore whites.
Crowd cheered the opposition
Expression, Sobers won the toss and sent India in to field.
India won toss and sent WI to field!
The crowd reaction seems like when they do films with communists who cheered politely as if programmed!
In reply to Larr Pullo
Two quick points.
Number one, I never knew Clive Lloyd was a leg spinner. Did he have a googly?
Number two, I noticed Frank Worrell, looking on pensively. Does this mean he was the manager of the West Indies team on that tour?
nice video
11:57
look to the right
Clive lloyd performed well in the 1966 Shell Shield and many felt that he should have been included in the team to England that Summer. If my memory serves me right, I recall a writer saying that the fact he was not included in Guyana's team for their first game may have worked against him. I recall he made about 180 against Jamaica.
In reply to CWWeekes
Clive made 107 against Barbados at the Mecca and 194 against Jamaica at Sabina Park. He was not selected for the English tour because the Bajan selector refused to support him because the Guyanese selector declined to support Bynoe for the tour. It is in Lloyd's first book. On that tour to India, Worrell told Clive that the selectors did not select him because they were concerned about how he would cope with English conditions and felt he needed more experience before touring England and that India would be a more appropriate debut tour.
In reply to CWWeekes
remember that game as a little boy and wondered how a man had two first name; Clive and Lloyd!
think McMorris made 212.
In reply to doosra
In reply to doosra
Is that where the photo comes from?
In reply to Larr Pullo
don't know man but it could very well be
actually no. look at the keeper and slipper...they look like English/Aussie?
Looks like Hendricks must have been a hell of a keeper because from this video he couldn't bat at allll....
In reply to doosra
Yeah in the video only the keeper was in the picture, no slip.
In reply to Fivestar
Lloyd was a better leg spinner than Bishoo it appears...
In reply to Fivestar
Lloyd was a medium pacer.
In reply to camos
He also started out as a Leggie...
In reply to camos
Meh fadda tell meh Mc.Morris was the best opening bat in the West Indies.
In reply to granite
saw him at the end can't say much.
In reply to Fivestar
Thought that Lloyd was a medium pacer..
In reply to granite
You fadda told you a partial truth.. Bull McMorris was a Shell Shield bully, not at all at the Test level
In reply to Larr Pullo
true dat... my daddy told me that Hendricks had no peer with the gloves... not so with the blade.
Jackie Henricks was a light complexioned version of Mike Findlay - a demon with the gloves and a virtual rabbit with the bat!
i now see why old sidie likes Sobers and admires Hendricks's keeping so much. man sobers did everything well in that series and Hendricks kept like a demon
In reply to googly1961
he bowled leg spin in that series-beginning of his career. looked pretty good too
In reply to Larr Pullo
he bowled medium pace in the game against Jamaica,where McMorris made 212 and Lloyd made 190 .
In reply to sudden
I was told Sobers has Hendricks in his all-time West Indies team.
If Hendricks was so good, how Murray as a 19 year old made the team ahead of him for England in 1963?
In reply to camos
others were either injured or had embezzled money.
In reply to camos
Every WI player from the sixties rates Jackie Hendriks as not only the best WI wicketkeeper of his time but of ALL TIME as does couple of Umpires and they do not consider it close. I still remember Hendriks stumping English off Lester King at Bourda in 1967. I doubt Lloyd bowled medium pace in 1966. He started bowling medium pace when he started playing league cricket in England in 1967.
In reply to Larr Pullo
Bishoo was a better medium pacer than Lloyd - much quicker thru the air ...
Would like to see the tour with Gilchrist...cyan find video on him tuh save muh life
In reply to sudden
Yes indeed, he did everything well,. he even got engaged to an Indian Princess.your hommie was laying pipe all over India.
Great to see Conrad Hunte again. Best opening bat in WI. Started opening because I loved to see him bat.
In reply to seaegg99
Conrad sister was my primary school teacher, Juanita Hunte.
I was invited to a service for him, at the St. Andrew parish church, sometime ago
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