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Snap of the Day
Continuing our recent theme of "when West Indies were good"; this photo is from the Second Test of the 1984 series at Lord's in which England had had the temerity to declare in their second innings to chase victory. Gordon Greenidge's response? He bludgeoned 214 not out off a mere 242 balls to ensure a Windies victory by a staggering 9 wickets, and was fully deserving of this little breather in the midst of it all. [Image: Getty]
May 31, 2007 in Cricket photos, English cricket, Snap of the Day, West Indies cricket | Permalink | 
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We all just expected it at the time - such was the awe around the team. How things have changed.
Posted by: The Tooting Trumpet | 31 May 2007 15:07:21
Never mind Larry Gomes above, can you be sure this isn't George Benson?
Posted by: The Tooting Trumpet | 31 May 2007 19:17:11
you've got a point there.
Posted by: lee | 31 May 2007 20:36:36
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