Darren Bravo
Batter
Bats Left Hand.
Bowls Right Arm Med-Fast
Did you know?
He is the younger half-brother of Dwayne Bravo, and he and Brian Lara are first cousins once removed.
Batter
Bats Left Hand.
Bowls Right Arm Med-Fast
Trinidad
West Indies
Bio
Darren Bravo comes from a strong cricketing background – Dwayne Bravo is his half-brother and Brian Lara his mother’s cousin.
The batsman is renowned for his poise at the crease and although relatively inexperienced, has already experienced plenty of success.
Playing in his maiden ODI against India in mid-2009 and batting at number six, Bravo hit his first two balls to the boundary in an entertaining knock of 19.
His T20 debut followed in 2010, before a maiden Test appearance in November of the same tear.
Bravo entered the Test series against Sri Lanka full of confidence after another impressive first-class season. He looked an accomplished batsman in his first series, hitting three polished half-centuries on his way to an average of 68.66.
Bravo now has eight Test and three ODI hundreds.
Latest Videos
Buckle in for world record six-hitting exhibition
The St Lucia Stars and Trinbago Knight Riders combined for 34 sixes, with Darren Bravo, Kieron Pollard and David Warner among those going big
Bravo's Trinbago fireworks steal victory
Darren Bravo's unbeaten 94 helped the Knight Riders overhaul St Lucia's highest ever total in a six-hitting run spree that saw David Warner return to form
Bravo slams six sixes in 10 balls to secure victory
West Indian Darren Bravo and Kiwi star Brendon McCullum chase down victory target of 86 in just 32 deliveries in an incredible CPL clash in St Kitts
Latest News
CPL match results in world record six-fest
A stunning aerial assault from St Lucia and Trinbago has seen them equal the world record for the most sixes in a T20 match
Six sixes in 10 balls completes T20 heist
Darren Bravo and Brendon McCullum chase down victory target of 86 in just 32 deliveries in CPL clash
Barred Bravo told to delete 'big idiot' tweet
Windies board boss calls on left-hander to remove the tweet that begun his exile from international cricket
