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🇧🇧🔥 Malcolm Marshall - The Art of Fast Bowling Malcolm Marshall, born in Bridgetown in 1958, transformed the craft of fast bowling. Despite being shorter than many peers, he generated astonishing pace and movement that unsettled batters worldwide. With 376 wickets in 81 Tests at an average below 21, his statistics reflect both consistency and brilliance. His skillful use of bouncers and yorkers cemented the West Indies’ dominance during the 1980s. Beyond numbers, he was admired for sportsmans

Malcolm Marshall amazing swing bowling vs India at GABBA 1991. What a bowler Marshall was could swing it both ways. | Cricket with Sajjad

55K views · 3.2K reactions | 533 wickets in 217 internationals ⚡️ Remembering the legendary Windies Cricket pacer and ICC Hall of Fame inductee, Malcolm Marshall, on his birth anniversary. | ICC - International Cricket Council | Facebook

One of the greatest fast-bowling performances ever 🔥 Malcolm Marshall blows England away in 1984 at Lord's 👇 | Lord's Cricket Ground

552K views · 14K reactions | OTD one of the greatest fast bowlers ever, Malcolm Marshall was born  Here he is bowling a devasting spell at Lord's v England in 1984  | Lord's Cricket Ground | Facebook

West Indies Cricketer Malcolm Marshall Biography_Nightmare For Batsman_Cricmind #naaradtv #cricket #naaradtvcricket #cricmind #cricmindnaaradtv #westindies #malcolmmarshall #westindiescricket #biography #nightmareforbatsman | Cricmind

Gus Logie always produced when West Indies needed the most. Malcolm Marshall giving good support. | Mark Azharuddin CricketnewsHistory Features