BRIDGETOWN–Rev Sir Wes­ley Hall and Charles Grif­fith formed one of the famed lethal, open­ing bowl­ing part­ner­ship for the West In­dies in the 60s and on Thurs­day the Crick­et Leg­ends of Bar­ba­dos ho­n­oured these two great fast bowlers.

Cou­pled with the wel­come re­cep­tion for the vis­it­ing Coun­ty Crick­et teams by the British high Com­mis­sion­er, his ex­cel­len­cy Paul Brum­mell, the mu­se­um ex­hi­bi­tion is apt­ly ti­tled 'Pace Like Fire'.

Richard Sealy, MP, Min­is­ter of Tourism and In­ter­na­tion­al Trans­port, of­fi­cial opened the ex­hi­bi­tion which fea­tured pho­tos, some his­to­ry on the two play­ers, and a record­ing of a com­men­ta­tor on a game which would be played in a cor­ner through a pre­served ra­dio fu­sion speak­er.