Updated On: 28 June, 2019 08:26 AM IST | | Harit N Joshi
Among the handful of West Indian fans present at Old Trafford yesterday to cheer for their team against India, was Leon Kuma Rodney, the president of Antigua Board Cricket Association

Antigua and Barbuda Cricket Association president Leon Kuma Rodney and his wife Shevaniese at Old Trafford yesterday. PIC/HARIT N JOSHI
MANCHESTER: Farokh Engineer, India’s 1975 World Cup ’keeper and two-time World Cup-winning captain Clive Lloyd brought the trophy to Old Trafford ahead of the India v West Indies match yesterday.
Engineer, 81, was thrilled to hold the World Cup trophy. “It was an unbelievable feeling. I never got an opportunity to hold this trophy in my career, but to lay my hands on it finally was simply superb. When I got to know about this honour this morning, I was very excited,” Engineer told mid-day minutes after doing the honours. For Manchester-based Engineer, Old Trafford is his home ground. Born in Mumbai, Engineer played 46 Tests and five ODIs between 1961 and 1975.
Antigua Cricket prez at Old Trafford