Clive Lloyd

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Which one of the following on your bike examples, A, B, C, or D, have I made up? A, in 1985, West Indies captain Clive Lloyd sent Viv Richards back to Antigua for quotes, "Letting the good timers roll a little too often while on a tour of England." B, in 2013, Ben Stokes and Matt Coles were sent home from an England Lions tour of Australia for l- a series of late night drinking parties.

C, in 2018, Steve Smith, Cameron Bancroft, and David Warner, those lovable Aussies-

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Uh, D does ring a vague bell.

I think I read about that or something very like it at the time.

Um, on the basis that a wise leader and great captain, though Clive Lloyd was, and though I do not have a hard time believing that the great Sir Vivian Isaac Alexander Richards, uh, enjoyed an evening out, uh, in no imaginable circumstances do you send the Master Blaster home from a tour.

So I'm saying A.

And I believe it's the amateurs like us that keeps the spirit of the game going.

The former Australian cricket captain, Ian Chappell.

Well, I've always said that, you know, Test and international cricketers aren't the true lovers of the game of cricket.

I mean, we're pampered.

And so the challenge is on, and Martin's hockey friends agree to face the full force of one of Canada's best bowlers, Canadian national team player Henry Osinde.

The 6'4", 220-pound fast bowler is known to bowl up to 90 miles per hour.

And at the 2011 World Cup in India, Henry Osinde took the wicket of one of the best batsmen in the world, Australian captain Ricky Ponting.

For sure, the first time they came, I don't think they'd be able to hit it.

He was a North End, wasn't he, Safrez? Yeah, you know, you could go down the line.

You know, Clive Lloyd, all the top players were playing during that period.

And obviously it was very

competitive, but a lot of fun as well.

I've always treated people equal, I believe, everybody.

I have Black Asian friends, players, Clive Lloyd, Sonny Gavaskar.

I mean, when we're talking you can see I'm white, he's Black, but I, I don't focus on that.

We just talk and laugh as people.

Os, I know you've been, um, you've been protective of, of the players and, and rightly so, because, you know, it's, it's, it's classic how you don't build a team.

I know we laugh and we joke, but Pakistan fans deserve a little bit better, don't they? I mean, you look at the great teams, it's all about the greater purpose, making the whole greater than the sum of its parts, whether it be Viv Richards and Clive Lloyd with the West Indies and bringing islands together and seeing the greater cause and playing for the Maroon Cap or, or the Australian great side under Steve Waugh and the baggy green.

That's how you create a side, by making players feel wanted.

Um, and the sort of ignominy of sending them home, senior players like Mohammad Rizwan-

I want to relax." A, a man who was passing behind me, he said, "I've not come here to see bird- your, your ask." He said, "I've not come here to see your ask.

For good fielders, I would go and see Clive Lloyd or any other top-class fielders, but not you, not you.

I'm here to see your batting." And, uh, I said, "Yes, okay.

Then come tomorrow." He said, "Are you sure you will score century tomorrow?" I said, "Yes, I will try." He came next day, and, uh, I score 100.

There's one against the West Indies where he almost collides with the leg slip 'cause he's gone that far across.

Um, there's another one from the '76 series where he catches Clive Lloyd almost past first slip.

He's gone so far with the dive.

Uh, and then you talked about him standing back, but when he stands up for those, those 19 stumping super quick hands, there's a stumping off Norman Gifford that's just lightning with the movement of the hands.

Share it with some really interesting people in no particular order.

People might remember Sir Clive Lloyd.

Sir Clive Lloyd.

Queenstown boy, Guyana, if you don't mind.

West Indies cricketer extraordinaire.

Well, I could go through that team.

Harry Pillin, Clive Lloyd, Farokh Engineer, all, all the...

Ken Shuttleworth, Lever, Lee.

You go through, you go through that team, you have a-