Former New Zealand captain Jeremy Coney is the guest speaker at the Isle of Man Cricket Association's prize presentation and dinner at the Empress Hotel this evening (Friday).
Coney played 52 test matches, 15 as skipper, and 88 one day internationals.
His batting average at the top level was 37.5 and he also claimed 27 wickets.
Coney was named Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1984.
He now works as a commentator and summariser for Sky Television and Test Match Special.
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