Dwayne Bravo of the West Indies, West Indies’ star all-rounder, has announced that he will retire from international cricket after the T20 World Cup.
Dwayne Bravo, the standout all-rounder for the West Indies, announced on Thursday that he will retire from international cricket after the ICC Men‘s T20 World Cup.
Since his debut against New Zealand in Auckland in 2006, Bravo has appeared in 90 T20s for the West Indies. He had a strike rate of 115.38 and a batting average of 22.23.
Dwayne Bravo: With his medium-fast bowling, he also took 78 wickets and was excellent in the death overs with his variations. He was a member of the West Indies T20 World Cup winning squads in 2012 and 2016.
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Bravo had a disappointing tournament in the UAE, scoring only. 16 runs in four group games and taking only two wickets.
Bravo stated, “I believe the time has come.” “I’ve had a successful career. Representing the. West Indies for 18 years has its ups and downs, but looking back. I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to represent the region and the people of the Caribbean for so long.
“To win three ICC trophies, two of which I shared with my captain [Daren Sammy], who is seen on the left. One thing I’m happy of is that the generation of cricketers we had was able to build a name for themselves on the international scene and not only that, but also win medals.”
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