George Headley, Ron Headley, Dean Headley
George Headley was the father of Ron Headley and Ron Headley is the father of Dean Headley. George and Ron had played for West Indies in the international cricket while Dean played for England.
George Headley was famous batsman for West Indies. He had played 22 Tests between 1930 and 1954. His international career average was 60.83 (scored 2190 runs in his Test career). George was known as “Black Bradman” for his batting.
Ron Headley, son of George Headley, had also played for West Indies in 1973. In the very short international career, Ron had played only 2 Tests and 1 ODI for Caribbean islands’ team, where he had scored 62 runs and 19 runs respectively. Ron was an opening batsman and had a long career in domestic cricket.
Dean Headley is son of Ron Headley and grand-son of George Headley. Unlike his father and grand-father, Dean played 15 Tests and 13 ODIs for England from 1996 to 1999. He was a right-arm pacer for England who took 60 wickets in Tests and 11 wickets in ODIs.