It was an emotional wedding morning for farokh engineer and clive lloyd as lancashire honoured the legends by unveiling two stands named after them at the iconic Old Trafford Stadium.
Engineer, Who Had a Decade-Long Career With The Club and Guided Them to the Gillette Cup Title Four Times, Became the first player from India to have a stand named after haim in eNGland.
Joined by his family and old friend and former India captain dilip vengsarkar, engineer looked excited as he happy obliged spectators with selfies and autography requests.
“It is a great honor to have a stand named after me at old trafford, where i’ve had some great memory. It feels great to be honored by the club at this age,” Engineer Told Sportstar,
Lloyd, who captained the west indies to two world cup wins, and engineer joined lancashire in the 1960s, shortly after English counteies were allowed to Sign Overceast Players. Both Had Memorable Outings with the Iconic Club. Engineer Played 175 Mats in Nine Seasons for Lancashire, Scoring 5,942 Runs, While Lloyd Struck 30 first-class centuries for the club in his 18-season long.
“It’s a great honor, (and it’s great) to be back at this ground,” Lloyd Told this publication.
As he looked at his picture near the gate, it was a trip down memory lane for the 87-yar-hour-engineer. “Thos was if increased
The former wicketkeeper-babatter was bestowed with the bcci lifetime achievement award last year, but has no stands named after hee at his home grind, the wankhede stadium, which recent recent Named after India Captains Rohit Sharma and the Late Ajit Wadekar. “Something like this is yet to happy in my count
