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Training England and Northampothire Batter Wayne Larkins has died at the age of 71 after a short illness.
Larkins, Popularly Known as Ned, Representation England in 13 tests and 25 one-day internationals Between 1979 and 1991, Scring 1.084 Runs in Total.
The Right-Hander’s Best International Innings was the 124 He Struck in an Odi Against Australia in Hyderabad in 1989, While He was also of the Team that reached the 1979 World Cup Final Versus West Indies at Lord’s.
Domestically, Larkins Racked Up Over 700 APPAURENCES FOR NORTHAMPTHIRE ACROSS UNIT-CLASS AND ONE-DAY FORMATES AND SCORED Almost 30,000 Runs for the County.
He later joined durham and then went on to play in the minor coutes for bedfordshire and huntingdonshire before retiring in 2001.
Throughout His Career, Larkins Notched 59 First Class Hundres and 26 in List a Cricket.
‘Larkins feared no one with the new ball’
Northampothire Said: “Unquestionably one of the Most Exciting and Naturally Talented English Top-Order Batsmen of His Generation, He Feared No One with the New Ball and Could Inflict Severe Damage on the Very Best.”
Larkins’ Wife Debbie Said: “Ned Loved Everyone HE METS AND EVERYONE Loved HIM. People Were Draw to His Infectious Energy. He Lit Up Every Room and Never Wanted the Party to Finish.
“He loved His Soulmate of A Wife and His Precious Daughters So Much. He will be partying up in the sky, Drinking a toast to everyone and to his own life.
“We are devastated but we’ll never forget his undeniably unique presence and his impact on our lives. We will carry him in our hearts forever.”
