In the world of cricket, a select few father-son duos have had the unique honor of playing in the ICC Cricket World Cup.
These pairs have not only showcased their talents on the global stage but have also strengthened their family legacies in the sport.
Here are nine notable father-son duos who have graced the ICC Cricket World Cup:
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1. Lance Cairns (New Zealand) and Chris Cairns (New Zealand)
Lance Cairns, a formidable all-rounder, represented New Zealand in the 1975, 1979, and 1983 World Cups, leaving a lasting impact with his versatility.
His son, Chris Cairns, continued this legacy by participating in the 1992, 1996, 1999, and 2003 World Cups, showcasing his prowess as an all-rounder.
2. Chris Broad (England) and Stuart Broad (England)
Chris Broad, an accomplished opening batsman, played for England in the 1987 World Cup, demonstrating his reliable batting skills.
Stuart Broad, following in his father’s footsteps, represented England as a fast bowler in the 2007 and 2015 World Cups, continuing the family tradition.
3. Geoff Marsh (Australia) and Mitchell Marsh (Australia)
Geoff Marsh played for Australia in the 1987 and 1992 World Cups, contributing significantly to the team’s success with his skill and dedication.
Mitchell Marsh, his son, emerged as a dynamic all-rounder and played in the 2015 and 2023 World Cups, upholding the Marsh family’s cricketing legacy.
4. Roger Binny (India) and Stuart Binny (India)
Roger Binny, known for his crucial role in India’s 1983 World Cup victory, also played in the 1987 tournament, making significant contributions as an all-rounder.
Stuart Binny, his son, represented India in the 2015 World Cup, showcasing his versatility and continuing his father’s legacy.
5. Rod Latham (New Zealand) and Tom Latham (New Zealand)
Rod Latham was part of New Zealand’s 1992 World Cup squad, contributing his skills to the team’s efforts.
His son, Tom Latham, participated in the 2015, 2019, and 2023 World Cups, establishing himself as a dependable wicket-keeper-batsman.
6. Geoff Marsh (Australia) and Shaun Marsh (Australia)
Geoff Marsh not only saw his son Mitchell excel but also his other son, Shaun Marsh, who represented Australia in the 2019 World Cup, further cementing the Marsh family’s legacy in cricket.
7. Tom Curran (England) and Kevin Curran (Zimbabwe)
Kevin Curran played for Zimbabwe in the 1983 and 1987 World Cups, showcasing his talent and versatility.
His son Tom Curran represented England in the 2019 World Cup, continuing the family tradition.
8. Kevin Curran (Zimbabwe) and Sam Curran (England)
Kevin Curran’s younger son, Sam Curran, played for England in the 2023 World Cup, carrying forward the Curran family’s cricketing heritage.
9.Tim de Leede and Bas de Leede (Netherlands)
Tim de Leede represented the Netherlands in the 1996, 2003, and 2007 World Cups, making a significant impact on Dutch cricket.
His son, Bas de Leede, continued this legacy by playing in the 2023 World Cup, demonstrating the family’s deep-rooted connection to the sport.
These father-son duos have etched their names into the history of the ICC Cricket World Cup, exemplifying the blend of family legacy and sporting excellence.
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