There are many such cricketers in the world, who have earned a lot of fame and respect on their own game. Be it the former cricketer of the Indian cricket team, Sachin Tendulkar, or the West Indian's Brian Lara, Sir Viv Richards, Sourav Ganguly, etc. are such cricketers who are viewed with great respect. Talking about one such cricketer, Frank Worrell also comes first, who was the first black cricket captain of the West Indies cricket team. He was one of the cricketers who played an important role in building a West Indies cricket team by including Caribbean countries.
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Frank played an important role in forming the West Indies cricket team, uniting the Caribbean countries. He was highly respected for this work, he was becoming an example of solidarity. Barbados had put a photo of Frank on a 5 dollar note, as well as a photo of Frank on a postage stamp. He is the only cricketer to achieve this feat worldwide, whose photo has been printed on a currency.
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Frank was also seen in Raj Kapoor's Bollywood Movie Around the World. Frank Worrell, as captain, won the West Indies in 9 out of 15 Tests, while the team had to face defeat in only 3 Tests. He played a total of 51 Test cricket matches in his career. He died at the age of 42 on 13 March 1967. He played his cricket debut against England and also played the last match against England.
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Here's how you respect yourCricket legends.Sir Frank Worrell played during the 50's for West Indies , on the Barbadian 5 dollar bill.Salute pic.twitter.com/V9DbnyhdRt
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