Dwayne Bravo: T20 Legend Retires, Joins KKR as Mentor

Dwayne Bravo, a legendary all-rounder in T20 cricket, announced his retirement from all forms of cricket after an injury during his final Caribbean Premier League season. Turning 41, Bravo is the leading wicket-taker in T20 cricket.

Retirement Announcement

Dwayne Bravo, announced retirement from all forms of cricket
Decision came after an injury during his final Caribbean Premier League (CPL) season
Bravo, West Indies legendary all-rounder turning 41 next month, is the leading wicket-taker in T20 cricket
He had previously retired from international cricket in 2021 and the Indian Premier League in 2023

Illustrious Career Highlights

21-year professional career with numerous achievements
Record holder for most T20 wickets: 631 wickets in 582 appearances
Played over 900 matches across formats, including T20, first-class, and List-A cricket
Won multiple titles in various leagues: CPL, IPL, PSL, and BBL
Two-time T20 World Cup champion with West Indies (2012 and 2016)
Five-time CPL champion, including three titles with Trinbago Knight Riders

Emotional Farewell

Bravo shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, thanking the sport and his fans
Expressed gratitude for living his dream and providing for his family through cricket
Acknowledged the physical toll of the sport, stating his body could no longer endure the strain
Thanked fans worldwide, especially those in Trinidad & Tobago, for their unwavering support
Concluded his message with his signature "Champion" sign-off

New Chapter: KKR Mentor Role

Hours after retirement announcement, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) appointed Bravo as team mentor for IPL 2025
Bravo replaces Gautam Gambhir, who moved to a coaching role with India's senior men's team
Will be involved with Knight Riders' global franchises in CPL, Major League Cricket, and ILT20
Expressed excitement about transitioning from playing to mentoring and coaching
Marks the end of Bravo's long-standing association with Chennai Super Kings, where he was a player and bowling coach

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