Sir Curtly Ambrose, standing at an imposing 6ft 7 (200.7 cm), was a dominant force in cricket as a fast bowler for the West Indies.
His extraordinary height allowed him to generate devastating bounce and pace, taking 405 Test wickets in 98 matches, including a best of 7/25. Ambrose's towering stature intimidated batsmen worldwide, contributing to West Indies' golden era.
- Played 98 Test matches (1988-2000)
- Career-best innings: 7/1 vs Australia (1993)
- Inducted into ICC Hall of Fame
Even off the field, his 6ft 7 frame was legendary, once noting a sponsored car was too small for such a giant fast bowler.