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Posted: Friday 28 February, 2014 at 2:38 PM

Team UNITY Leader Dr. Timothy Harris represents federation at historic unveiling of Sir Vivian Richards Statue

By: Team UNITY, Press Release

    BASSETERRE St. Kitts, February 28th, 2014  --  Team UNITY Leader Dr. Timothy Harris was among special dignitaries present at the historic unveiling of a statue in honor of West Indies Cricket legend Sir. Vivian Isaac Richards. 

     

    Sir Vivian, also known as the “Master Blaster”, the Antigua & Barbuda, Leeward Islands and West Indies legend, was honored on Wednesday evening with a statue of himself at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, North Sound, Antigua.

     

    The statue of Sir Viv was unveiled following a ceremony attended by several members of his family including his Mother along with  cricketing greats Sir Wes Hall, Sir Ian Botham, Clive Lloyd, Andy Roberts, Curtly Ambrose, Richie Richardson in addition to  Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer and Opposition ALP leader Hon. Gaston Browne.

     

    “It was certainly an honor and privilege to be a part of such a significant and historic occasion. Sir Viv was the center piece of a Team that showed and exemplified what is possible when people UNITE. Viv was the focal point of a united Caribbean entity that dominated the world of cricket.

     

    An entity, West Indies Cricket team, that saw greats from throughout the region coming together to bring pride, joy and success to all Caribbean people throughout the world,” said St.Kitts-Nevis Opposition Team UNITY Leader Dr. Timothy Harris. Also in attendance was Nevisian Cricket legend Stuart Williams  and future Legend Keiron Powell

     

    “I must on behalf of the federation and Team UNITY congratulate Sir Viv on the unveiling of this well deserved monument in his honor. I also must extend congratulations to Sirs Curtley Ambrose, Richie Richardson and Andy Roberts on their well deserved pending knighthoods. They have all brought pride and joy to not only Antigua and Barbuda but the entire region and the world,” Harris continued.

     

    The unveiling of the statue came two days ahead of today’s service which will see Roberts, Ambrose and Richardson being knighted during the first One-Day International between long-time arch rivals, West Indies and England

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


     

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