West Indian cricketer Carl Hooper poses for a photograph during a tour of Britain on June 4, 1988. – Vintage Photograph

Guyana-born cricketer Carl Hooper is touring Britain with the West Indian Test team. At the age of 21, Hooper made his Test debut in 1987. In 1986, Hooper set a long-standing record by scoring 1715 runs in a season in the Central Lancs League. Last year, he took 92 wickets to be third in the league averages behind Garner and Mosley.Guyana-born cricketer Carl Hooper is touring Britain with the West Indian Test team. At the age of 21, Hooper made his Test debut in 1987. In 1986, Hooper set a long-standing record by scoring 1715 runs in a season in the Central Lancs League. Last year, he took 92 wickets to be third in the league averages behind Garner and Mosley.

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OCR computer generated text:

CLEANAWAY mana SO AND ent CLE EL ADVE

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WEST INDIAN CRICKETER HOOPER June 4, 1988 PAP 227851-2 London, PA: Guyana-born cricketer Carl Hooper, who is currently touring Britain with the West Indian Test team, The 21-year-old sportsman, who made his Test debut last year, was an out- standing youth cricketer who toured Eng- land in 1985 and New Zealand and India in 1987. With two years in the Central Lancs League Hooper broke the late Sir Frank Worrel’s long-standing record by scoring 1715 runs in a league season, in 1986, and last year took 92 wickets to be third in the league averages behind Garner and Mosley. PRESS ASSOCIATION PHOTOS