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CRICKET: ‘Slow bowling prince’ Sonny Ramadhin turns 92 – oldest living West Indian
Sonny Ramadhin in action
By NEWSROOM By Reza Abasali of Trinidad and Tobago
“The prince of slow bowlers” – Sir Len Hutton
To appreciate this royal description of Sonny Ramadhin by Sir Len Hutton, one must understand the background of Len Hutton.
Sir Len (1916-1990) was one of the greatest ever batsmen in international cricket. Between 1937 to 1955, he played 79 Tests, amassed 6,971 runs with 19 hundreds at an average of 56.7 per innings.
He scored over 40,000 First-Class runs and hit 129 centuries. Hutton first encountered the wily spinner from Trinidad on the West Indies tour of England in the summer of 1950. Continue reading →
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