World Cup memory
King rules Lord's in 1979

Collis King made his way to the centre of the Lord's Cricket Ground in London during the 1979 World Cup final against England to face an unfamiliar situation — West Indies in some kind of trouble (99-4). At the other end, was Vivian Richards, who at No. 3, had seen the departure of Desmond Haynes, Alvin Kallicharran and skipper Clive Lloyd. Opener Gordon Greenidge was run out for nine.