Former England Cricketer Wayne Larkins Passes Away at 71
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Former England and Northamptonshire batter Wayne Larkins, who played for England in Tests and one-day internationals, has passed away at the age of 71. Larkins had a successful cricket career, including being part of the 1979 World Cup final team and winning the Gillette Cup with Northamptonshire in 1976.
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He made 716 appearances for Northamptonshire across first-class and one-day formats, scoring 29,929 runs with 60 centuries.
The opening batter was part of the Northants side who won their first major trophy, the Gillette Cup, in 1976.
Former England and Northamptonshire batter Wayne Larkins dies at the age of 71.
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