💨 Abstract
Former England cricketer David 'Syd' Lawrence passed away at 61 after battling motor neurone disease for a year. Lawrence, known for his pace and passion, played five Test matches and had a 16-year career with Gloucestershire. ECB Chair Richard Thompson praised his courage, character, and advocacy for inclusion in cricket. Lawrence's legacy of resilience and spirit will be remembered by the cricketing community.
Courtesy: Tom Olver
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