It would seem the West Indies have unearthed the biggest cricketer to ever play international cricket.
On Monday evening (SA time), a 24-year-old player named Rahkeem Cornwall smashed 59 off 61 balls for a West Indian Cricket President’s XI against the touring England in a warm-up game.
What makes him special is that he’s 2m tall and weighs an incredible 140kg!
Such a giant obviously will have some issues with mobility in a reasonably athletic game such as cricket but there’s actually no doubting his ability.
The all-rounder is known as a really useful off-spinner and has taken 125 wickets at an average of 24 in first-class cricket.
Cornwall has bowled more overs than any other player in the local four-day competition.
The all-rounder is known as a really useful off-spinner and has taken 125 wickets at an average of 24 in first-class cricket.
Cornwall has bowled more overs than any other player in the local four-day competition.
