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Obviously, what these guys have done in the 70s, 80 and early 90s, we respect that and these are the guys who inspired us to play the game. “It’s important for us to have our own identity and not always be in the shadow of the previous legends. We shouldn’t feel sorry for ourselves, it was a tough competition, we should keep our heads high,”Dwayne Bravo added.īravo spoke proudly of the legacy his generation of Caribbean cricketers have been able to leave. “It wasn’t the World Cup we expected, it wasn’t the World Cup we wanted as players. I think in the white ball formats West Indies cricket have a bright future and it’s important for us to keep supporting the guys and keep encouraging them,” Dwayne Bravo said. “For me now I want to try and pass on whatever experience and information I have with the younger players. The veteran spoke glowingly of West Indies’ future prospects in limited overs cricket, vowing to do what he could to help the next generation. In 2012, he was the man to take the winning catch when West Indies won the T20 World Cup for the first time and he was there again when they took out the tournament in 2016.
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A T20 trend-setter throughout his career, Bravo has been one of the format’s finest exponents of the slower ball and excelled at the death with both bat and ball. The seam-bowling all-rounder made his international debut in 2004, going on to play 293 matches. He was part of the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy-winning squad while he won the 20 ICC T20 World Cup. One thing I am proud about is that in the era of cricketers we had we were able to make a name for ourselves on the global stage,” Bravo added.Ī two-time T20 World Cup winner, Bravo has played 90 T20Is for the Caribbean outfit, taking 78 wickets and scoring more than 1000 runs. Dwayne Bravo won three ICC events with West Indies. “To win three ICC trophies, two with my captain Daren Sammy.
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T20 World Cup: West Indies star Dwayne Bravo confirms he will retire from international cricket after T20WCĪlso Read: SL beat WI Highlights: Shimron Hetmyer’s 80 in vain as Sri Lanka knock out West Indies with 20-run victory To represent the West Indies for 18 years, had some ups and downs, but as I look back at it I’m very grateful to represent the region and the Caribbean people for so long,”Dwayne Bravo said.
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We’re expecting a full house next year in what is sure to be a great contest.“I think the time has come. We know how much Adelaide fans love this style of Test cricket. “We’re really excited to announce that Adelaide will play host to the first ever Day-Night Ashes Test. “The decision to start the international season in Brisbane, then moving to Adelaide, allows us to give Perth Stadium the best chance to host the Test match, so we can welcome an even bigger crowd to Perth next summer. “This schedule will allow for at least three Sheffield Shield matches to be completed as preparation prior to the first Ashes Test in Brisbane.
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“We recognise how big the Ashes is for both home and travelling fans, and the early announcement of the schedule for this series will allow fans here in Australia and abroad to plan their Ashes summer," he said in a statement. This will allow Test hopefuls plenty of red-ball match-practice than they had ahead of this year’s early start.Ĭricket Australia CEO James Sutherland said the later start and the Day-Night Test were both priorities when putting together the schedule. The Ashes will start in later in November to allow a full three rounds of Shield cricket to be completed before the international summer starts. The Gabba will host the first Test of the summer in November, with an ODI series against England and a T20 Tri Series with England and New Zealand rounding out the season in Australia.Īfter the T20 series, the Aussies will head to South Africa for a four Test series. It will be the first ever Day-Night Ashes Test – and the only one of the summer – after trials against New Zealand and South Africa proved a success. MORE: More huge news for Faf du Plessis | Kohli a better captain than Smith - Chappell Cricket Australia has released its schedule for the 2017/18 season, with Adelaide set to host a historic Day-Night Ashes Test in December.