Renowned for his work as a cricket writer, commentator and sports journalist, Tony Cozier passed away aged 75.
Cozier began his career as a teenager in 1958, and down the years became one of the distinguished voices of West Indian cricket in spite of never having played the game at the highest level.
In a career spanning five decades, Cozier worked across different mediums – print, radio, television, and more recently, the internet. In 1978, he authored the acclaimed book, The West Indies: 50 Years of Test Cricket.
The cricketing fraternity mourned his demise on Twitter, here are some of the things people said about him.
Reliving the golden voice, Cozier during the post-match presentation of the 2nd Test between West Indies and India in 2006: