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December 19, 2011
Nigel Harrison, the former Barbados first-class umpire, has died aged 77 after a brief illness. He stood in Shell Shield and Red Stripe Cup matches through the 1980s. His last first-class game was a tour match during England's tour of the West Indies in 1990.
He also served as the president and treasurer of the Barbados Cricket Umpires Association (BCUA). He was also a former Managing Director of Corbin Compton, a leading local advertising company.
"He was a good umpire. I don't think he ever had a bad report. He knew the game and was always very involved in the training of new umpires," Lloyd Barker, a former international umpire, told the Barbados Cricket Association website.
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