Conrad Hunte

Port Elizabeth - Even in today's era of reconciliation it is difficult to mention the name of Sylvester Clarke without some disapproving curl of the lip at how the big Bajan was merely a "mercenary at heart"

Cricketers who have received knighthoods

A statistical analysis of West Indies' performance against South Africa in the first Test

1977 The day the world's top cricketers turned pirate

Mr

Sir Conrad Hunte will be honoured on Sunday January 23 2000 in Toronto, Canada

Cricket is one of the greatest sports in the world because it encapsulates so many virtues

They were generations apart and were from different Caribbean countries but some key things united them

Conrad Hunte, the great West Indian opening batsman who passed away in Sydney on Friday, had a special connection with India

Centurion - Conrad Hunte, a simple and humble West Indian of Bajan upbringing, a great Test batsman whose last years were devoted to the development of the game among South Africa's underprivileged, has died in Australia barely a month after acting

It was with great pride that Conrad Hunte first walked onto the Test match arena four decades ago

The Hunte is on to bring cricket in Barbados back to the glory days

Former Barbados and West Indies opening batsman Conrad Hunte is returning home