Curtly Ambrose

West Indies legend Curly Ambrose doesn't think they will ever see the glory days of Caribbean cricket

Curtly Ambrose, who took 405 wickets in 98 Tests at an outstanding average of 20.99, said from the current Indian lot, Jasprit Bumrah has impressed him the most

Kemar Roach achieved the mark with the wicket Jofra Archer on Day 2 of the third Test against England. Last West Indies bowler to claim 200 or more Test wickets was Curtly Ambrose in 1994

Curtly Ambrose said "something has gone terribly wrong" with Shai Hope since his famous centuries at Headingley in 2017

West Indies won the first two editions of the Cricket World Cup -- in 1975 and 1979. Once invincible in both long and short formats, the Caribbeans have lost their aura over the years and are a long-shot to win a major tournament like the 50-over ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 underway in England and Wales

Windies Cricket shared a video of Ambrose and Thorburn grooving to the tune of popular Ed Sheeran song, 'Perfect', with a caption: "Leave some moves for the rest of us Sir Curtly".