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Cricket Biography

Joel Garner

“Big Bird”

Barbadian · Christ Church, Barbados · Born 1 January 1952

Fast Bowler
259
test wickets
20.97
test average
20.97
test batting average

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Big Bird — the most economical and lethal fast bowler of the West Indies' era of dominance.

Joel Garner was born in Christ Church, Barbados in 1952. He stands 6ft 8in — the tallest fast bowler to play Test cricket at elite level. His height produced a steep angle of delivery that made his yorker almost uniquely unplayable — the ball arriving at boot height from a trajectory that batsmen couldn't reliably predict. He took 259 Test wickets at an average of 20.97. He played county cricket for Somerset alongside Viv Richards and Ian Botham in one of the most celebrated county partnerships. He was a key member of the West Indies pace attack that dominated world cricket. He was awarded a CBE for services to cricket in Barbados.

Best Known For

World Cup 2x (1975,1979)

Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • World Cup 2x (1975,1979)
  • Somerset County Champion
Career Journey

Timeline

1952 👶 Born in Christ Church, Barbados
1987 🏁 Retired from professional sport
🏟️ Barbados
🏟️ Somerset
🏆 World Cup 2x (1975,1979)
🏆 Somerset County Champion
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

4 common questions about Joel Garner

Joel Garner took 259 wickets in Test cricket.

Joel Garner was born in 1952 in Christ Church.

Joel Garner is Barbadian.

Joel Garner played as a Fast Bowler.

Career Timeline — Joel Garner
1952
Born in Christ Church, Barbados
1987
Retired from professional sport
Barbados
Barbados
Somerset
Somerset
World Cup 2x (1975,1979)
Somerset County Champion