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Weekes a distinguished name in cricket: ICC
The International Cricket Council has condoled the demise of legendary West Indies batsman Sir Everton Weekes. The 95-year-old breathed his last at the Christ Church home on Wednesday in Barbados
Dubai : The International Cricket Council has condoled the demise of legendary West Indies batsman Sir Everton Weekes. The 95-year-old breathed his last at the Christ Church home on Wednesday in Barbados.
In a statement, ICC Chief Executive Manu Sawhney remembered Weekes as a top batsman of his era and one whose performances would always be remembered.
"Weekes is a distinguished name in cricket and he was an integral member of one of the best Test sides ever. We all know of the 'The Three Ws' that comprised Frank Worrell, Clyde Walcott and Weekes, and the reputation they had during the 1940s and 50s," Sawhney said.
"His attacking batting contributed in making the West Indies such an attractive side to watch.
To be in that team itself was such a big honour, but there were times when Weekes really stood apart with his distinct style. On behalf of everyone at the ICC, I send our sincere condolences to his family and friends."
