Dwayne Bravo has confirmed his retirement from all cricket after his final season in the CPL was cut short by injury. Bravo, 41 next month, is the leading T20 wicket-taker in history. He had previously called time on his international career in 2021,

Dwayne Bravo has announced his retirement from all cricket formats effective immediately. The legendary T20 all rounder was sidelined in the middle of the CPL

In an 18-year career, Bravo won titles in IPL, PSL, CPL and Big Bash, and finished as the leading T20 wicket-taker in the world. Bravo had an immensely successful IPL career. He is the only overseas bowler to win the Purple Cap twice – in 2013 and 2015 for Chennai Super Kings (CSK).

Former West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo has retired from all forms of cricket after a groin injury curtailed the final season of his career. The 40-year-old, the leading T20 wicket-taker in history, had planned to retire at the end of the current Caribbean Premier League campaign.

Dwayne Bravo, the West Indies World Cup-winning all-rounder, has retired from cricket. He will join the Kolkata Knight Riders as a mentor, succeeding Gautam Gambhir. Bravo's career, spanning 21 years,

Dwayne Bravo is bidding farewell to the cricket world!Taking to his official Instagram handle on Thursday, September 26, the legendary all-rounder who is also known as DJ Bravo, announced stepping away from all formats of cricket.

Former West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo has retired from professional cricket after 21 years and joined Indian Premier League (IPL) champions Kolkata Knight Riders as a mentor. The 40-year-old suffered a groin injury earlier this week that prematurely ended his participation in the Caribbean Premier League.

Former West Indies allrounder Dwayne Bravo has ended his long and celebrated journey at Chennai Super Kings, with whom he won four IPL titles in different roles. He is joining defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) as a mentor from the 2025 season.

Bravo was key to the Windies winning the T20 World Cup in both 2012 and 2016 before ending an international career comprising of 40 Tests, 164 ODIs and 91 T20s three years ago. He has been a regular on the T20 franchise circuit and is the format's leading wicket-taker with 631,

West Indies legend Dwayne Bravo has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket after his final season in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) was cut short by injury. The all-rounder sustained a groin injury during the Trinbago Knight Riders' match against St Lucia Kings in Tarouba on Tuesday (September 24).