Darren Bravo

The West Indies’ problems have not stopped yet. A string of injuries with started with Kemar Roach earlier this month in the test series against England, hasn’t ceased as the latest victim Darren Bravo was ruled out and sent home. The Windies however, have chosen not to call for a replacement. In the massive 114 run defeat they suffered in the first ODI against England, it was clear that Bravo was struggling even as he walked up to the crease. The new updated ICC regulations don’t allow a...Read Full Story

St. George?s (Grenada), Feb 28 (IANS/CMC) Man of the just ended One-Day international series between the West Indies and Zimbabwe, Darren Bravo, says he had no choice but to improve his game after a disastrous tour of Australia earlier this month.The classy left hander scored an unbeaten 72 to steer [...]Read Full Story

Darren Bravo's stylish knock was not enough to swell the West Indies score beyond 222 as a three-pronged South African spin attack bowled them out in 47.3 overs in a World Cup Group B match here Thursday.Read Full Story

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Day 3, Test 2: Darren Bravo ton puts WI in charge: West Indies consolidated their hold over the second Test, moving from a position of control to complete dominance by extending their lead to 331 with Darren Bravo, who reached his maiden international ton in his 10th Test off the last ball of the day, and Kirk Edwards laying the platform to shut Bangladesh out of contention through a stand worth 151. On a track where spinners found some turn and bite, the Bangladesh bowlers let themselves...Read Full Story