In the 3rd Test at Port of Spain, April 15, 1989, Gus Logie delivered one of the classiest cameos in West Indian cricket history! 🇻🇨🔥 Against a strong Indian bowling attack featuring Narendra Hirwani and Chetan Sharma, Logie crafted a stylish 38 off 64 balls in just 104 minutes, including two elegant fours. 🏏✨<br /><br />One of the finest moments came when Logie played a delicate cut shot off Hirwani—a true spectacle for cricket purists! 😍 And if that wasn’t enough, he repeated the magic on the very next ball, leaving the Indian slip fielder shell-shocked and Hirwani in disbelief! 😱👏<br /><br />Not stopping there, Logie pulled off another gem—a beautiful mid-wicket shot for three runs off Chetan Sharma's bowling. 🎯 His innings was a mix of grace, timing, and technical brilliance—a perfect example of how to build a small but impactful knock!<br /><br />Sadly, his innings came to an end in dramatic fashion when he drove one hard and straight into Hirwani’s hands for a sharp caught and bowled dismissal. 🎥 But what a knock it was—full of class, composure, and cricketing art. 🎨💫<br /><br />👀 Watch this rare gem and relive the elegance of Gus Logie’s vintage batting!<br /><br />I hope you enjoy the video of Gus Logie vs Arshad Ayub/Hirwani, 3rd Test at Port of Spain, Apr 15, 1989. <br /><br />📢 Hashtags:<br />#GusLogie #CricketClassics #WestIndiesCricket #IndiavsWestIndies #TestCricket #NarendraHirwani #chetansharma #VintageCricket #CutShot #ElegantBatting #CricketLegends
