Richie Richardson
Richie Richardson is a former West Indian cricketer who served as captain of the national team during the 1990s. Known for his elegant batting style and leadership skills, Richardson was a key figure in the West Indies' dominance in cricket during that era. He was celebrated for his ability to remain composed under pressure, a trait that contributed to his success as both a player and a captain. After retiring from international cricket, Richardson has been involved in coaching and administrative roles within the sport.
Born on May 19, 1966 (59 years old)
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Dr. Greene will take on the role previously earmarked for former West Indies cricketer Sir Richie Richardson.
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Greene is set to take up the Commissioner of Sports role once earmarked for former West Indies captain and batsman, Sir Richie Richardson.
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The position of Commissioner of Sports was once earmarked for former West Indies cricketer, Sir Richie Richardson.
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Dr. Greene will replace former West Indies captain Sir Richie Richardson.
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Sir Richie Richardson criticized cricket authorities for failing to implement plans for the future success of the regional squad.
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Sir Richie Richardson is a former West Indies batsman and the organizer of the Sir Richie Golf Day charity event.
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Richie Richardson holds Curtly Ambrose back from Steve Waugh in 1995.
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