Cricket is definitely a gentlemen’s game. It is one of the sports that have a huge craze among people all over the world. After Football, Cricket is the most popular game around the globe.

You might have seen many unbelievable things happened on the cricket ground, it might be scoring runs, or taking wickets or stunning catches. But here is a rare moment where a father and son played together in a cricket match for a team. It is one of the rarest instances in modern day cricket.

Former West Indies batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul is surely lucky person to play the last phase of his professional career alongside his son. Tagenarine Chanderpaul, the son of Shivnarine, represents Guyana in domestic competitions, along with his father.

During the ongoing Super 50 Tournament, it was perhaps for the first time that the father-son batting pair was probably telecasted worldwide. The duo batted together during the domestic first-class competition in the Windies.

Father and son, Shivnarine and Tagenarine Chanderpaul in the wicket for Guyana Jaguars#Super50 pic.twitter.com/egz0MGh3mf

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The father-son duo scored half-centuries individually. They batted together in the Semifinal against Windward Island at Coolidge. The senior Chanderpaul struck a straight drive off the bowling of Ryan John on his follow through. John in the process of saving four runs got his boot in the way and the ball went on to hit the wickets at the other end.

Junior Chanderpaul, at the non-striker’s, failed to make his crease when the bails were dislodged. Hence, he walked back to the pavilion. His father played an indirect role in his dismissal.

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However, the southpaw struck four boundaries in John’s next over. Shivnarine scored a38 balls 34 which was studded with four fours and a couple of hits over the fence.

Meanwhile, Tagenarine featured in the U-19 2014 World Cup. He ended up scoring 293 runs in 6 innings. He made his first-class debut in 2012/13. However, he made his limited overs debut for Guyana this season only.

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