POINT wrote:Sir Frank Worrell , was a Master of the Late Cut
, and when he played it murmurs travelled around the Stadia . I was very fortunate to see him in the first Test Match 1n 1960 at Kensington Oval , where the had a big partnership with Garfield Sobers , vs England .
Wow...Over fifty years watching test cricket eh
You are a lucky man to see these artists at work...
I heard of Sir Frank (and is all good stuff) but never see him play...
He was a global ambassador for the game of cricket as well
Here is what Ranjit Fernando said about Worrell.
First cricketing idol
Frank Worrell has always been my greatest cricketing hero. I still think of him as the most admired cricketer and a tremendous role model. His ability to lead a group of West Indians who had tremendous talent, and to mould them into a team of world champions is his greatest contribution. The tied Test is something that made cricket what it is today.
Who else you would put in this list?