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22 May 2014 15:21 #191847
by TRINIDADDY
Yeah, but he got to fly to Australia on a plane. That aint real cricket.
Real cricket is steamships and unlimited Test days.
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22 May 2014 15:37 #191856
by ketchim
Sobers was only five when his father died at sea in January 1942,
after his ship was torpedoed by a German U-boat..
That is why he and Kanhai took a plane
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22 May 2014 18:43 #191877
by boquiesse
I don't think Kanhai gets overlooked. I think it's more that most folks who think of WI cricket today remember from Lloyd's side onwards. Sobers is remembered because he is still considered the greatest all rounder to play the game.
You only have to look at the number of persons who named their son Rohan to know how much Kanhai was known and loved in the Caribbean.
I will agree that most folks who think of that world cup final only remember Lloyd"s knock.
Despite Kanhai not having a 50 test average I don't think you will find anyone arguing against his greatness.
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