Harold Larwood
Harold Larwood was an English cricketer, renowned for his fast bowling and pivotal role in the infamous 'Bodyline' series against Australia in 1932-33. His aggressive tactics, which involved targeting the batsmen's bodies, sparked significant controversy and debate regarding the spirit of the game. Larwood's exceptional skill and speed made him one of the most formidable bowlers of his time, leaving a lasting impact on cricket history.
Born on Nov 14, 1904 (121 years old)
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India:
England have won five Ashes series on Australian soil and one thing which has been common in all those victories was presence of genuine quicks in the English camp.
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United Kingdom:
Harold Larwood was a cornerstone of some of England's most famous wins.
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Australia:
In 1932-33 they had Harold Larwood, the fastest and most hostile bowler the game had known.
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