Cricket World Mourns the Loss of West Indies’ Aaron ‘Chubby’ Ragoonath

The cricket world is in mourning following the death of former West Indies and Trinidad and Tobago cricketer, Aaron “Chubby” Ragoonath. His passing has sparked a wave of tributes from across the country, reflecting the profound impact he had on the sport and his community. A native of Preysal, Ragoonath was a respected figure in the cricket scene, making his initial strides at the club level with CLICO Preysal and Balmain United Cricket Club.

His exceptional performances didn’t go unnoticed and led to his inclusion in the Trinidad and Tobago national team. His journey didn’t stop there as he went on to represent the West Indies, etching his name in the annals of cricket history. Ragoonath shared the pitch with several esteemed cricketers from Preysal, including former West Indies players Dinesh Ramdin and Ravi Rampaul, reinforcing the community’s robust cricketing tradition.

Ragoonath’s passing has deeply saddened his former teammates, fans, and the wider sports community. He is fondly remembered not just for his contributions to the game, but also for his steadfast commitment to representing his community with pride. As the news of his death reverberates through the cricketing world, the loss of such a dedicated and accomplished player is palpable.

At this difficult time, our thoughts are with Ragoonath’s wife, children, family, friends, former teammates, and the entire cricketing fraternity. May he rest in peace.