West Indies fast bowler Tino Best turns 35 and he has spent his 2016 summer playing county cricket with Hampshire.
The Barbados-born star last represented the Windies in 2014 and has played in 25 Tests, 26 one-day internationals and six T20 matches.
At his peak, Best was capable of bowling as fast as 92mph and in 2012 he made history by scoring the then highest score by a number 11 batsman, smashing 95 against England at Edgbaston.
He was also involved in the now infamous sledging row at Lord’s with Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff.
Here are the other sporting stars who are celebrating their birthdays:
1954: Howard Clark – English golfer who played in six Ryder Cups (62).
1962: Roger Kingdom – Olympic 110 metres hurdles champion in 1984 and 1988 (54).
1963: David Byas – former Yorkshire cricket captain and coach (53).
1968: Chris Boardman – 1992 Olympic pursuit cycling champion (48).
1971: Nicky Summerbee – former Manchester City and Sunderland winger (45).
1986: Colin Kazim-Richards – London-born Turkey and Coritiba forward (29).