RIP RDGW. As an Aussie, I have always been a fan of Bob Willis. His very unique bowling style-action and his Bob Dylanesque insights, wry humour and direct talk. I first saw Mr Willis bowl in the Centenary Test of 1977 in my town of Melbourne, Australia. I then used to imitate his bowling action, but found it exhausting. My thoughts are with English cricket fans for this moment of Mr Willis' passing.
RIP Bob a legend and true honest cricketer. Will dearly miss you on the verdict. Verdict will never be the same again. My thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends
Legendary fast bowler...who didn’t try to imitate that unique bowling action? Became a great pundit, deeply passionate and knowledgeable about the game of cricket. Will be sorely missed. Rest in peace big man.
What i remember of him is his voice while commenting during test matches in England and the fact that he was 6'6". English test matches w/o his commentary will always be incomplete.
Gutted he featured in my earliest memories of cricket on television, he was an English cricket legend of 1970s and 1980s with him part of a colourful era of cricket died with him. Thoughts with his wife Lauren and his family.
Became my sporting hero the day he rightfully and bravely called ajmal for what he was a chucker. Although I am a paistani myself but the guy was clearly cheating.
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R.I.P. Bob Willis, one of England's truly great player's🏏
RIP Bob Willis. '81, never forgotten.
Thanks for the memories.
Absolutely gutted. I’ve been waiting for him to return to The Verdict....Nobody does it better 😢
We’ll miss you Mr. Willis....it was always your ashes
In sport today the words legend and hero are used far too much.
But today we lost Bob Willis who really was a legend and a hero.....
Well said David.My words exactly 👍
RIP RDGW. As an Aussie, I have always been a fan of Bob Willis. His very unique bowling style-action and his Bob Dylanesque insights, wry humour and direct talk. I first saw Mr Willis bowl in the Centenary Test of 1977 in my town of Melbourne, Australia. I then used to imitate his bowling action, but found it exhausting. My thoughts are with English cricket fans for this moment of Mr Willis' passing.
Deeply sad today to loss a great bowler in a cricket history.. REST IN PEACE BOB WILLIS
RIP spoke from his heart was a great man
sad day for cricketers and cricket fans around the world. RIP BOB.
RIP Bob a legend and true honest cricketer. Will dearly miss you on the verdict. Verdict will never be the same again. My thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends
A very dark day for the game. The brutal honesty he had will always make him one of the realest people ever in the game. RIP Sir
My first sporting hero. RIP Bob Willis.
Bob Willis 8/43 legend -- RIP
R.I.P. sad i never got to know him, my grandad did so im proud i have some relation with him he seems really cool!
Nathaniel Willis condolences on your loss
Legendary fast bowler...who didn’t try to imitate that unique bowling action? Became a great pundit, deeply passionate and knowledgeable about the game of cricket. Will be sorely missed. Rest in peace big man.
tremendous bowler, brilliant pundit. Shocked.
RIP Bob the debate will never be the same
R I P bob Willis great man n great cricketer
What i remember of him is his voice while commenting during test matches in England and the fact that he was 6'6". English test matches w/o his commentary will always be incomplete.
Sanjay Manjrekar’s commentary and analysis doesn’t match Bob Willis’s. RIP Legend
A very sad day for English Cricket RIP Bob Willis a true legend on the pitch and on the verdict.
I'll really miss your debates and all round being there R I P bob
Sad news.RIP Bob Willis.Headingley 81.
So sad. A sporting hero! RGD Willis.
our hero bob willis Graet lagend
A true gent! So very sad!
Fabulous Bob Willis. R.I.P.
Champion bowler and as a commentator, he was absolutely hilarious
Sad news, rest in peace Bob
RIP
Bob
Legend is a very much over used word but not as far as this guy is concerned, RIP
Gutted he featured in my earliest memories of cricket on television, he was an English cricket legend of 1970s and 1980s with him part of a colourful era of cricket died with him. Thoughts with his wife Lauren and his family.
Rip what did he die of
What a brilliant bowler
That woman didn’t know anything about cricket
Hahhaha
RIP
400 tests? Played in England’s 1,000th test?
Became my sporting hero the day he rightfully and bravely called ajmal for what he was a chucker. Although I am a paistani myself but the guy was clearly cheating.