Former west indies
'Want More PMs Like Him': Clive Lloyd After Meeting Narendra Modi
Leading cricketers from Guyana met PM Modi on Thursday and had a 'delightful interaction'. "Connecting over cricket! A delightful interaction with leading cricket players of Guyana. The sport has brought our nations closer and deepened our cultural linkages," PM Modi wrote on X.
Sharing details of the interaction, Llyod, who played 110 Tests for West Indies from 1966-85, thanked India for training 11 of their players in India and was impressed by PM Modi's support for the sport.
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