Wayne Larkins: A former interior of England and Northhamptonchier died at the age of 71 | Cricket news

Wayne Larkins died in former England and Northmtenechier’s man at the age of 71 after a short illness.

Larkins, known as NED, represented England in 13 tests and 25 internationals for one day between 1979 and 1991, where he scored 1084 total operations.

The best international roles in the right was the 124th that hit him in ODI against Australia in Hyderabad in 1989, while he was also part of the team that reached the 1979 World Cup final against the West Indies in Lord.

At the local level, Larkins have made more than 700 games in Northamptonshire via first -class formats and format for one day and recorded nearly 30,000 boycott races.

He later joined Durham and then went to play in small provinces for Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire before his retirement in 2001.

Throughout his career, Larkins scored 59 of the first -class and 26 in the Cricket game menu.

“Larkins is not afraid of anyone from the new ball.”

“There is no doubt that one of the rackets is from his most exciting and natural generation naturally in his generation, no one was afraid of the new ball and could cause severe damage to the best,” said Northhamptonchy.

“I loved everyone who met him and everyone loved him. People have attracted his infectious energy. He ignited every room and never wanted to finish the party,” said Larkin’s wife.

“He loved his friend to the wife and his precious daughters a lot.

“We have destroyed, but we will never forget its unique existence that cannot be denied and impact on our lives. We will carry it in our hearts forever.”