Breaking news: After being passed over for the forthcoming England series, West Indian cricketer Darren Bravo has declared his…
West Indian cricketer Darren Bravo has announced that he is stepping away from cricket after being overlooked for the upcoming England series. Bravo, a talented left-handed batsman, has been a prominent figure in West Indies cricket for many years, contributing significantly to both Test and limited-overs formats. However, his exclusion from the squad for the England series has clearly affected him, prompting his decision to take a break from the sport.
In a statement issued on social media, Bravo expressed his disappointment at being ignored for the series, particularly given his longstanding commitment and performances for the West Indies. The cricketer cited the decision as a turning point, stating that he needed some time to reflect on his future in the game. Bravo emphasized that his break was not permanent, but he wanted to step back for a while to reconsider his role and the direction of his career.
This decision comes at a time when West Indies cricket is undergoing a period of transition, with several senior players making their way out of the team. Bravo’s absence from the England series adds to the growing concerns over the team’s composition and performance, particularly in international tours. His future in the West Indies side now remains uncertain, and cricket fans will be keenly watching for any updates on his return to the game.
