Sonny Ramadhin: The Indian-Origin Cricketer Who Made History for West Indies at Lord's
Sonny Ramadhin was born in St Charles Village, Trinidad, near the capital Port of Spain. He lost both his parents at a very young age and was subsequently raised by his grandparents. His grandparents were of Indian origin, having migrated to Trinidad to work on cocoa estates. Ramadhin went on to become the first cricketer of Indian origin to represent the West Indies, famously playing a decisive role against England at Lord's in 1950.
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