Curtly Ambrose and Ian Bishop. Up until that point, he had recorded three half-centuries (should have been a ton on debut except for a horrendous umpiring decision on 96) in his 663 runs at 33.

Curtly Ambrose is one of the most lethal bowlers to grace the world of cricket. The West Indies legend who goes by his height of 6 ft and 7 inches, was a force to reckon with when he was handed ...

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Believe it or not, it means fewer runs conceded per wicket compared to the feared West Indies greats like Malcolm Marshall (20.94), Joel Garner (20.97), and Curtly Ambrose (20.99). These icons, held ...

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Marshall spent the better part of his career sharing the ball with the likes of Curtly Ambrose, Patrick Paterson, Joel Garner, Roger Harper, Courtney Walsh and Winston Benjamin – that’s an impressive ...

However, when was then asked if City would miss Walker's influence on the pitch as they continue to struggle at home and abroad, Guardiola curtly snapped: “He decided to leave.” Walker ...

"Most of the youngsters we have now probably don't quite understand what cricket means to West Indians in the West Indies and abroad because cricket is the only sport that really unites Caribbean ...

“I want to help out people (with) cancer,” Ambrose, who intends to donate his hair to cancer patients and raise money for research, said. Ambrose wants to use his locks for good ...

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There’s an inner glow that seems to emanate from June Ambrose when we meet at a tea shop in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood. It’s a spring afternoon, and we’re the only guests.