Who's Who
From the 1973 edition a "West Indies Cricket Who's Who" was included. This included players who had represtenented the West Indies or one of the Territorial teams. Those who had only played in the Beaumont Cup (Texaco Cup) on Trinidad or the Jones Cup in Guyana were not included in the "Who's Who" even when these matches were first-class. Career figures were included in the "Who's Who".
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