Clive Lloyd

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Clive Lloyd is a legendary West Indian cricketer and captain who led one of the most dominant teams in cricket history during the 1970s and early 1980s.

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instanceOf cricketer
human
awardReceived Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Knight Bachelor
battingStyle left-handed batsman
bowlingStyle right-arm medium
captained West Indies One Day International team
West Indies Test cricket team
countryOfCitizenship Guyana
West Indies
dateOfBirth 1944-08-31
endTimeOfRole_captain_WI 1985
eraOfProminence 1970s
1980s
familyName Lloyd
fieldingPosition slip fielder
fullName Clive Hubert Lloyd
givenName Clive
height 1.96 m
honorificPrefix Sir
inductedIntoHallOfFameYear 2009
ledTeamTo 1975 Cricket World Cup title
1979 Cricket World Cup title
memberOf ICC Cricket Hall of Fame
nickname Super Cat
notableFor captaining one of the most dominant teams in cricket history
occupation cricket administrator
cricket coach
odiBattingAverage 39.54
odiCenturies 1
odiDebutFor West Indies
odiDebutYear 1973
odiHalfCenturies 11
odiMatchesPlayed 87
odiRunsScored 1977
participatedIn 1975 Cricket World Cup Final
1979 Cricket World Cup Final
placeOfBirth Georgetown, British Guiana
linked to: Georgetown, Guyana
playedFor Guyana cricket team
Lancashire County Cricket Club
West Indies cricket team
role middle-order batsman
scoredCenturyIn 1975 Cricket World Cup Final
servedAs ICC match referee
West Indies team manager
sexOrGender male
sport cricket
startTimeOfRole_captain_WI 1974
testBattingAverage 46.67
testCenturies 19
testDebutFor West Indies
testDebutYear 1966
testHalfCenturies 39
testMatchesPlayed 110
testRunsScored 7515

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