To the Youth who became Legend! Brian Lara Hailed as the greatest cricketer in the world, Brian Charles Lara is the previous West Indies cricketer who played in all types of cricket for West Indies players The tenth of 11 kids, Brian Lara learned cricket at the Harvard Training Centre. At age14, he made 745 runs at 126.16, gaining his nomination for the Trinidad Under-16 group.

After a year he was in the West Indies players’ Under-19 side. In 1990, age 20, Lara moved toward becoming Trinidad and Tobago's most youthful skipper, driving them to triumph in the Geddes Grant Shield. In that year he made his Test debut, scoring 44 and 6 against Pakistan. In 1994 Brian Lara broke the world record for the highest Test score. After ten years he was grinding away once more. Lara, as is commonly named by West Indians, is the main cricketer to have scored two 350+ scores in Test history and was terrifying to bowl even for a portion of the world's untouched extraordinary bowlers. He played 131 Tests and scored 11953 runs at an amazing average of 52.89, joined by 34 centuries and 48 half-hundreds of years. He likewise had 9 twofold centuries added to his repertoire. April 12, 2004, Brian Lara pummelled the world record again with his 400 not out in Test cricket, against England in St John's to set the record for the most elevated individual score in a Test inning. All the while, Lara likewise turned into the first batsman to recover the record of the highest individual score a record once held by Matthew Hayden of Australia, who scored 380 against Zimbabwe in 2003, which helped him outperform Lara's world record of 375, also scored against England at the same venue of his 400, 10 years earlier in 1994. Brian Lara was in New York on Wednesday, 5 September 2018 as a major aspect of the ICC Cricket World Glass 2019 Trophy Visit driven by Nissan. By Jeronnie Richardson JSR Communications.