The International Cricketing Career Of DJ Bravo:

Oh My God! I can’t believe that DJ Bravo retired. Like actually, everyone thought Chris Gayle would retire after the T2O world cup, but to everyone’s surprise, Dj Bravo announced that he would be retiring after this year’s T20 world cup. So I guess everyone knows what we’ll be doing in today’s post, right? Well, I hope you do because if you still can’t identify what I am talking about, I request you to reread the heading. Anyways let’s stop the chitter-chatter and get on with the post!

International Career:

We’ll start by looking and Bravo’s ODI career.

ODI Cricket:

Dj Bravo made his ODI debut on April 18th, 2004, against England toured the West Indies. Bravo didn’t get to bat in that match, but his bowling performance was pretty good; he got 2-31 in that match. He was a vital member of the West Indies team that won the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy. Bravo had a good ODI career, and he has contributed a lot for West Indies in ODI’s. He was a key bowler till his ODI retirement in 2014. Bravo had scalped 199 wickets in his ODI career. His best bowling performance was against Zimbabwe when he took 6-43 against them. His batting performance is also good. He has scored 2968 runs in 164 matches with an average of 25.4 and a strike rate of 82.3.

Test Cricket:

Dj Bravo has a decent Test Career also. Let’s have a look at his Test career stats etc. Dj Bravo made his Test debut on July 22nd, 2004, against England in the Lords Cricket Ground, in which he scored 44 and 10 and took three wickets. He finished the series with 16 wickets and a total of 220 runs. In the first Test against Australia in 2005, Bravo was controversially not picked for the 1st Test, but when he came back for the second Test in Hobert, he made a superb 113 after coming in at a challenging stage for the West Indies. In the last Test match of the series, he took a brilliant 6/84. Dj Bravo retired from test Cricket on January 31st 2015. Dj Bravo has played 40 Test matches and in those 40 Test matches he played has hit 2200 runs with an average of 31.4 and a strike rate of 48.6 and he has taken 86 wickets. His best bowling performance is 6-55.

T20 Cricket:

Can y’all all imagine T20 cricket without Dj Bravo? Well, I can’t. This dude is like the god of bowling in T20 cricket, and he has over 500 T20 wickets, and that’s just extraordinary. Anyways let’s stop chatting and continue with the post.

Bravo played in many T20’s for the West Indies. He has been one of West Indies’ most important and phenomenal all-rounders in the T20’s. His contribution to T20 cricket is just awesome.

Bravo was there in all of West Indies T20 World Cups, all the way from 2007-2016, and was a crucial player for West Indies when they won in 2012 and 2016. Bravo has many T20 records, so many that it’ll take me at least 20 years to type all the records. That’s why I am not going to type it. Bravo retired from all forms of cricket in 2018, but in 2019 he came out of retirement and started preparing for the 2020/ 2021 T20 World Cup. He came out of retirement and played a few T20’s in 2021 and then he played in his final T20 World Cup in October 2021. Bravo retired from T20 Cricket after WI’s match against Australia on November 6th 2021. He ended his T20i career with 78 wickets and 1091 runs.

Don’t worry DJ Bravo will play Franchise Cricket.

Thank You DJ Bravo for making cricket look so fun with all your awesome celebrations, your awesome bowling, and batting!

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