Cave Hill Campus, Barbados by Professor Hilary Beckles. The inaugural lecture, "Sir Frank and the rise of West Indies cricket" was delivered by Michael Manley in 1994. Nearby one of the Halls of Residence is named after him. Memorial Committee In 2007, the Sir Frank Worrell Memorial Committee was founded to mark the 40th anniversary of his death (which coincided with the opening match – West Indies Pakistan, Sabina Park, Jamaica of the ICC Cricket World Cup hosted across the islands). Blood donation drives In 2009, the Sir Frank Worrell Memorial Blood Drive was begun in Trinidad and Tobago, inaugurated by the 74-year-old Nari Contractor, to whom Worrell had donated blood after his head injury in 1962. In remembrance of this, the Cricket Association of Bengal organises a blood donation drive on this day every year and the day is commemorated as Sir Frank Worrell Day in the state of West Bengal in India. Food outlet branding Tibb's Frankie, since 1969 is an Indian-centred chain of over 150 stuffed, crispened pita outlets named after him as the founder's favourite cricketer; its signature and custom wraps are "Frankies". An outlet operates in the O2 Business Tower in Dubai. Films and Entertainment He has also made a special/ Guest appearance in Bollywood Indian Romantic Comedy Hindi Film Around the World (1967 film). He had a small role with actor Om Prakash and Mehmood. Biographies Frank Worrell: The Career of a Great Cricketer, 1963, by Ernest Eytle See also Development of the Test captaincy of West Indies Footnotes and citations Notes References External links Article on Worrell People from Saint Michael, Barbados West Indian cricketers of 1945–46 to 1969–70 West Indies Test cricketers West Indies Test cricket captains Free Foresters cricketers Barbados cricketers Jamaican cricketers Commonwealth XI cricketers Wisden Cricketers of the Year Wisden Leading Cricketers in the World Cricket players and officials awarded knighthoods Jamaican Knights Bachelor 1924 births 1967 deaths People associated with the University of the West Indies Alumni of the University of Manchester Deaths from leukemia Members of the Senate of Jamaica Deaths from cancer in Jamaica People educated at Combermere School Jamaica cricketers Barbadian cricketers Marylebone Cricket Club cricketers A. E. R. Gilligan's XI cricketers