Wayne Larkins (1953–2025) was one of England’s most naturally gifted cricketers. In this detailed video, we explore his full career stats across Tests, ODIs, First-Class, and List A cricket, along with a look into his life, struggles, and achievements.
From scoring over 40,000 runs in domestic cricket to hitting a memorable century against Australia, Larkins was a player of flair, power, and unpredictability. He was also part of the England squad that reached the 1979 World Cup Final, and later returned to the national side after a long gap to script historic moments—including hitting the winning runs against the West Indies in 1990.
We also dive into his bowling records, fielding stats, and his role in county cricket with Northamptonshire, Durham, and Bedfordshire. Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more cricket videos.