![]() ![]() ![]() The first Test itself proved to be a thrilling encounter as it was a Tie. The two captains, Sir Frank Worrell and Richie Benaud decided to play positive and attractive cricket in their 5-match series. It takes one back to the famous 1961 Test series between Australia and the West Indies Down Under. The word “Bazball” has now become a mantra for the England side in their quest to play attacking and attractive cricket. The Indian team touring the West Indies at present were privileged to shake the hands of the great man, one who could bat, bowl, field and even keep wickets at the highest level. Genius was the word used by many of their players and it fit the bill perfectly especially for one of theirs, the greatest cricketer ever to play the game, Sir Garfield Sobers. The West Indians played to mesmerize and entertain the crowd without a care about the result. The carefree and calypso style of fun-loving and unconventional but skilful approach to the game was a treat to watch. ![]() There was a time when West Indies cricket was the epitome of the game. ![]()
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