5 current commentators who did not play International Cricket

Tony Cozier

Winston Anthony Cozier is one the longest serving commentators and cricket writers, having been associated with the game since 1958.

He studied journalism at Carleton University and played hockey for Barbados, as well as cricket for local Barbados clubs. He first stint in commentary was in the West Indies vs Australia way back in 1965.

Currently, he is part of the Sky Sports West Indian Commentary Team, and the BBC Test Match Special Team. He has also been part of Australia's Channel Nine in the past. Famous for his 1978 book, Fifty Years of Test Cricket, Cozier is also the editor of all editions of the West Indies Cricket Annual.

Apart from commentating, Cozier has also been part of many television channels and radio shows. He was awarded an honorary membership by the MCC in 2011, and has the press box at the Kensington Oval named after him.