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    Dwayne Bravo withdraws his International retirement after change of guard in WI Board

    West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo, on Friday, has announced his return to T20I after hanging his boots just little over a year’s time. Although Bravo retired last year, his last international appearance for the Windies came way back in 2016, in a T20I against Pakistan in the UAE.
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    newscricketa month ago

    Dwayne Bravo hints at revoking international retirement

    Former Windies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo came forward to congratulate the team in their historic feat and also hinted about revoking his international retirement. West Indies have finally earned their first ODI series victory since 2014 as they take an unassailable 2-0 lead over Afghanistan.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    Abu Dhabi T10 | Yuvraj Singh named Maratha Arabians' icon player

    Legendary Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh has been named as Maratha Arabians' icon player for the upcoming edition of the T10 League in Abu Dhabi. Yuvraj, who announced his international retirement earlier this year, will be teaming up with Lasith Malinga and Dwayne Bravo for the Arabians.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    Abu Dhabi League sees names like Mohammad Amir, Lasith Malinga being picked for lucrative price

    The 10-day Abu Dhabi T-10 league tournament, which has been scheduled to be held from November 15, saw Pakistan and Sri Lanka stars Mohammad Amir and Lasith Malinga going under the hammer in the auction. The annual player draft saw as many as 110 players allocated across eight teams.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    Andy Flower named as head coach of Maratha Arabians

    Days after ending his 12-year association with the England Cricket Board (ECB), Andy Flower has been named as the head coach of T10 side Maratha Arabians. This stint in the T10 league will also be Flower's first coaching role since leaving the ECB, amidst speculation he might tie-up with IPL teams.
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    newscricket3 months ago

    CPL 2019 | Kieron Pollard to lead TKR as Dwayne Bravo to miss entire tournament

    After Dwayne Bravo was ruled out from the Caribbean Premier League with a finger injury, Kieron Pollard has been named as the captain of Trinbago Knight Riders. Pollard had been picked as Trinbago's marquee pick and is set to represent his home franchise for the first time in the tournament.
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    newscricket3 months ago

    WIN vs IND | West Indies predicted XI for final Test match of India’s tour

    Having lost both the limited overs’ series as well as the opening Test by a huge margin, West Indies will be looking to retain some pride by drawing level in the Test series and opening their account in the World Test C’ships. They will most likely go ahead with a similar lineup bar a change or two.
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    featurecricket4 months ago

    From the Vault | Dwayne Bravo outfoxes Yuvraj Singh in final-over thriller

    India and West Indies have played many a nerve-wracking ODI in the past, but very few matches are etched in our memories as much as the 2nd ODI at Kingston in 2006. Today, we roll back the clock and re-visit the last over by Dwayne Bravo, which helped the Windies clinch victory by a solitary run.
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    newscricket7 months ago

    Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard inlcuded in Windies’ World Cup reserve list

    Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo have been picked in the Windies’ World Cup reserve squad and will fly to England in case of any last minute injuries to the 15-man squad. Meanwhile, Sunil Ambris and Raymon Reifer will join the World Cup squad during the training camp in Southampton.
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    newscricket7 months ago

    IPL 2019 | We understand we are an ageing team, says Stephen Fleming

    Stephen Fleming has stated that he understands that the Chennai Super Kings are an ageing team, given that most of its core players are well into their thirties. This year’s runners-up have most of its players either in the twilight of their career or into the second half.
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