Devon Smith, the most prolific batsman in regional first-class history, has been recognised for his contributions to the game, by having the main pavilion at the Grenada National Stadium named in his honour.
The stocky left-hander, who has been a stalwart in Grenada and Windward Islands cricket for close to two decades, was present for the official unveiling on Wednesday, during the lunch break of the fourth One-Day International against England here.
Also being saluted were fellow Grenada players Junior Murray, the former wicket-keeper batsman, and Rawl Lewis, the leg-spinning all-rounder, who is now the Windies team manager.
The stocky left-hander, who has been a stalwart in Grenada and Windward Islands cricket for close to two decades, was present for the official unveiling on Wednesday, during the lunch break of the fourth One-Day International against England here.
Also being saluted were fellow Grenada players Junior Murray, the former wicket-keeper batsman, and Rawl Lewis, the leg-spinning all-rounder, who is now the Windies team manager.