November 13, 2024
Alvin Kallicharran, a legendary figure in Caribbean cricket, has launched his highly anticipated autobiography, Colour Blind.
The book, now available in Guyana, reflects on his remarkable career, offering an in-depth look at his journey as one of the finest batsmen the West Indies has ever produced.
Kallicharran, a key player for the West Indies during the 1970s and 1980s, has long been a respected voice in the cricketing world.
Known for his powerful batting, he was a central figure in the West Indies team during its golden era.
Beyond his playing days, Kallicharran has dedicated much of his time to mentoring young cricketers and promoting the development of the sport, particularly in Guyana and North America.
The autobiography is a culmination of Kallicharran’s experiences both on and off the field.
Inspired by influential mentors such as Basil Butcher and Lance Gibbs, the book covers his early years in cricket, offering insights into the challenges he faced and the lessons learned along the way.
Now in his 75th year, Kallicharran has turned his attention to supporting the next generation of cricketers.
His commitment to maintaining high standards within the sport and ensuring proper support systems are in place for young players is a key theme in Colour Blind.
The book also highlights his continued involvement in cricket development, as he works to provide guidance and inspiration to aspiring players.
In addition to its cricketing content, Colour Blind serves as a personal reflection of Kallicharran’s legacy in the sport and his ongoing contributions to the growth of cricket in the region.
Colour Blind is currently available for purchase in Guyana, providing both cricket fans and readers an opportunity to explore the life of one of West Indies cricket’s greatest icons.