**Cricket Legend Clive Lloyd, West Indies’ Golden Captain, Dies at 79**
In a sorrowful statement today, the cricketing world mourns the death of Clive Lloyd, a beloved figure in West Indian cricket history. The iconic former captain, noted for his excellent leadership and athletic ability on the field, died at the age of 79 in his hometown. Clive Lloyd’s impact on the sport went far beyond his impressive stats. He had a key role in managing the West Indies squad during its dominating period in the 1970s and 1980s, when they achieved unparalleled success in international cricket. Under his leadership, the West Indies became a strong force, known for their aggressive and entertaining style of play. Born August 31, 1944, in Georgetown, British Guiana.
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