Cricket legends bowled over by LV= SOS Kit Aid

Twenty two of the world's greatest fast bowlers came to London in September 2011 to support cricket's no.1 charity, The Lord's Taverners.

Andy Roberts, Glenn McGrath, Sir Richard Hadlee, Devon Malcolm, Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh and Makhaya Ntini joined a Lord's Taverners cricket coaching session at the Archbishop Tenison's School in Lambeth to see how the charity, through the LV= SOS Kit Aid initiative, is giving sporting opportunities to young people who would otherwise miss out.

The Macquarie Fast Bowlers Dinner raised over £110,000 at the London Hilton on Park Lane on 21 September to help give young people a sporting chance.

The 22 fast bowling legends attending were: Curtly Ambrose (WI), Andrew Caddick (Eng), Colin Croft (WI), Alan Davidson (Aus), Kapil Dev (Ind), Joel Garner (WI), Darren Gough (Eng), Charlie Griffith (WI), Wes Hall (WI), Sir Richard Hadlee (NZ), Michael Holding (WI), Glenn McGrath (Aus), Devon Malcolm (Eng), Makhaya Ntini (SA), Mike Procter (SA), Clive Rice (SA), Andy Roberts (WI), John Snow (Eng), Sir Garry Sobers (WI), Jeff Thomson (Aus), Courtney Walsh (WI) and Bob Willis (Eng).

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