Tim Curtis, Worcestershire’s former captain and now honorary life vice-president, picks a team of the club’s greatest players
1. GLENN TURNER
284 matches (in first-class cricket for Worcestershire – 1967-82), 22,298 runs at 52.09, 72 hundreds, 93 fifties; 5 wickets at 22.80
One of the most dominant overseas stars in the game. A giant of Worcestershire cricket and a truly great batter.
I remember we played at Hereford against Kent and Graham Dilley, who of course subsequently played for Worcestershire, was playing for Kent. Glenn had to bat for eight or so ove...
