David Lloyd

Cricketer and sportscaster, 1983 World Cup

David Lloyd - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 18th, 1947
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An English cricketer, journalist, and sportscaster, this individual had a prominent career in cricket as an opening batsman and later transitioned to commentary and analysis. Played for Lancashire and represented England in Test and One Day International formats. Contributed significantly to the game's media coverage, bringing insights and entertainment to fans. Worked as a voice on various broadcasting platforms, enhancing the viewing experience of cricket for audiences.

Played for England in 1983 Cricket World Cup

Represented Lancashire in domestic cricket

Served as a popular cricket commentator

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