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David Lloyd, also known as Bumble, is a former England cricketer, umpire, coach and commentator. He played for Lancashire and England as a left-handed batsman and bowler, and later became a successful broadcaster and author.
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David 'Bumble' Lloyd has announced his retirement from Sky Sports after 22 years with the company.
Former England player and coach Lloyd, 74, became a mainstay of Sky Sports' cricket coverage after joining the team in 1999, commentating on iconic moments such as Stuart Broad's 8-15 in the 2015 Ashes Test at Trent Bridge as England bowled Australia out for 60 on the first morning.
Bumble was the voice of T20 cricket on Sky following the format's introduction in 2003 and also on commentary, alongside Ian Bishop, when Carlos Brathwaite's four sixes in a row off Ben Stokes took West Indies to a stunning last-over victory against England in the 2016 T20 World Cup final.
Lloyd's humour and knowledge engaged Sky Sports viewers for over two decades.
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Speaking about his retirement, Bumble said: "After 22 wonderful years with Sky Cricket, I've decided the time is now right to pass on the microphone. It's been an immense privilege to try and bring the sport I love into people's homes up and down the country.
"There are so many wonderful memories, so many terrific games and incredible performances. I've been lucky to travel the world sharing Ashes highs and lows, World Cup wins and losses, heroics and heartaches with you all.
"Sharing a commentary box in Australia in 2013 with my broadcasting hero Bill Lawry was a real highlight. It has been a great pleasure to work alongside Ian Bishop, Ravi Shastri, Shane Warne, Shaun Pollock and Ian Smith amongst many others.
"With the passing of Bob Willis and after the decision to move on by my good friends David Gower, Ian Botham and more recently Michael Holding, the commentary box feels a little emptier. And so I feel it is time for me to do the same and move on to the next chapter.
"I leave the Sky box in immensely capable hands led by my pals Michael Atherton, Nasser Hussain, Ian Ward and Rob Key. To those that follow, cherish that mic. Inform and entertain so the next generation can fall in love with this wonderful game.
"I'm done now with Sweet Caroline but in the words of Elton John, "I'm still standing!" Much love, Bumble."
A Sky Sports Cricket response read: "David 'Bumble' Lloyd has been a star of the Sky Cricket commentary box for over two decades, with an extraordinary ability to inform and entertain in equal measure.
"Bumble also played a huge role helping Sky launch Twenty20, taking cricket to new audiences in 2003 - a format that has changed the sport forever.
"Perhaps his finest hour came during the Ashes Test match at Trent Bridge in 2015 - calling Stuart Broad's amazing performance with perfection.
"A year later he was on lead commentary during an incredible T20 World Cup finale but handed the microphone over to Ian Bishop when it became obvious West Indies were going to win.
Former England player and coach David Lloyd, also known as Bumble, announced his departure from Sky Sports in December 2021. He apologised for his racist comments about Azeem Rafiq and shared his memories of commentating on iconic cricket matches.
Jan 15, 2024 · Veteran cricket commentator David 'Bumble' Lloyd will come out of retirement to join talkSPORT's coverage, a little over two years after his controversial Sky Sports exit. Lloyd retired from...
Dec 21, 2021 · Former England player and coach David Lloyd, also known as Bumble, announced his retirement from Sky Sports cricket commentary. He apologised to Azeem Rafiq for alleged racist comments and shared his memories of iconic matches and moments.
Dec 21, 2021 · The former England coach and player, nicknamed 'Bumble', announced his departure from Sky in December 2021. He apologised to Azeem Rafiq for his comments about Asian players and said he wanted to move on to the next chapter.
Dec 21, 2021 · The former England cricketer and coach, known as "Bumble", announces his departure after 22 years with the broadcaster. He thanks his colleagues and fans for their support and shares his memories of the sport he loves.
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Dec 21, 2021 · Former England player and coach David Lloyd has announced his decision to stand down as a cricket commentator with Sky Sports after more than two decades in the role.
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