Courtney Walsh Gets Married to Longtime Girlfriend

ST. JOHNS, Antigua – Congratulations are in order for legendary Jamaican cricketer Courtney Walsh who married his long-time girlfriend, Anique Goodwin, at a special wedding ceremony in Antigua today.

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Walsh, who turns 57 later this month, was accompanied by a long-time teammate and fellow bowling ace Curtly Ambrose, who was one of his groomsmen.

Other legendary West Indies cricketers, Brian Lara from Trinidad and Tobago and Sir Vivian Richards of Antigua were also in attendance.

Brian Lara (left) and Sir Vivian Richards (right) pictured with a waitress.

Congrats to Courtney and Anique!

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