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In reply to Sangfroid
Very interesting - thanks
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In reply to che
That struck me too. Things are so different today. Seems like a nice chap.
Nice read. CEC Wright was something else. Was a promising young pacer in 1958. The article mentioned Collie Smith;should have been Cammie who played
alongside Seymour Nurse who debuted in that two match series tat summer.Peter Lashley, Tony White,Geoff Foster,Tony Atkins,Wes and Othniel Downes were also
in the squad for Bim.
Holt,Cammie and Nurse all made tons and the best was Seymoure's. Knew he would play Test cricket after his strokeplay which was very special.
Had CEC not settled in England,He, not Chester Watson would probably be the Test debutant in 1960 against England. Along with Edwin Calneck and
batsman ace fielder Clinton Headlam he represented a fine crop of young Jamaica players who were lost to the Jamaica and West Indies cause,but the
abundance of talent then meant they were not missed.
No surprise to me that he is still playing. He like Trinidad's Pascal Roberts is of special mettle.If Pascal is still around I am sure he will be
on a cricket field.
Nice read.
In reply to hubert
Thanks