Brian Lara

Brian Lara is a master of cricket. He is also known to be "God of Cricket". He was born on May2, 1969 in Can taro, Trinidad. He is a West Indian Cricketer who has held the record of Highest Individual Run scorer in single match in test match. He has scored 400 Runs in a test match in an inning. He is a leading cricketer and former batsman and a captain of a West Indian team. He is a left handed batsman and a leg break googly bowler. He is a master of a cricket and he showed his talent of cricket from an early age.

FAMILIES OF BRIAN LARA: 
Brian Lara has only one older sister named Agnes Cyrus and his father name is Bounty Lara who has already been passed away in 1988. Similarly, his mother name is Pearl Lara who also been passed away in 2002 because of cancer. Brian Lara also have a daughter whose name is Sidney. She is now 10 years.

CAREER OF BRIAN LARA AS A CRICKETER: 

Brian Lara is most famous and very talented cricketer in the world. He is very Hard-working cricketer. At the age of 21, he played cricket for the West Indies in 1990 when he was selected in national team. But he didn’t played cricket for 2 years after he was selected for a National team. He has broken many Records in his cricketing career scoring a 375 runs against England and 501 runs for a warckshire in single test match in a single inning. Similarly, he again break the record of 380 runs which was made by a Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden By scoring 400 Runs Unbeaten in a single test match in single inning. He also holds the record to make a hundred, Double hundred, Triple hundred and a quadruple hundred. He also hold the record to make most runs in a single over in a test match where he makes 28 runs off an by Robin Peterson of south Africa in 2003.

Similarly, brain Lara also became the first West Indian cricketer to complete more than 20,000 international runs in his career. He has made 11953 runs in test match at an average of 52.88 and 10405 runs in ODIS at an average of 40.48. He has scored 34 centuries and 48 half centuries in test match and 19 centuries and 63 half centuries in ODIS. He has played 131 test matches and 299 ODIS in his career.

Brian Lara announced his Retirement from International cricket after playing a match against England in 21 April 2007.