Writing about Vivian Richards, as English sports journalist James Lawton will testify, can be a precarious business. Richards, irritated by something that Lawton had written during a Test match in 1990, famously missed the start of a session in order to make a detour to the press box to give Lawton a piece of his mind.
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It was a moment Richards never forgot, and in time, "hiscommunity" widened to include the whole of the Caribbean. Richardsdidn't just play cricket, he played for a greater cause. He statedit plainly in his autobiography Hitting Across the Line: "I believevery strongly in the black man asserting himself in this world andover the years I have leaned towards many movements that followthis basic cause."
so an east indian young man retaliated aganst richards but noooooooooooooooo the arrogant richards dont see an east indian man asserting himself
Richards, the black man, takingwhat he referred to as his "black team" (much to the indignation ofthe Indian population in Trinidad and Guyana) to the pinnacle.