Dwayne Bravo Retires: David Warner did ‘champion dance’ with Bravo after the match

T20 World Cup: West Indies’ journey in the World Cup is over. The match played against Australia on Saturday night was the last match of West Indies. With this match, West Indies’ legendary all-rounder Dwayne Bravo has said goodbye to international cricket. Now he will be seen only in T20 leagues like IPL and Big Bash.

Bravo’s departure from international cricket could not be done with victory, but the players of Australia and West Indies gave him a fun farewell. The funniest moment came when Bravo, David Warner were seen dancing together. After the end of the match, the players of the Australian team were honoring Dwayne Bravo with a guard of honor. During this, Warner started dancing on Bravo’s ‘Champion-Champion’ song. What was it then.. Bravo also started dancing with Warner.

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— Rohit Pandey (@mniROHIT) November 6, 2021

Dwayne Bravo was the fourth oldest player of T20 World Cup 2021
Bravo is 38 years old. In this T20 World Cup, he was the fourth oldest player and the second oldest player in West Indies. Bravo scored 1255 runs in 91 matches for West Indies in T20 cricket in the last 15 years. Along with batting, Braves also performed well in bowling. He has 78 wickets in T-20 to his name. When Windies won the T20 World Cup in 2012 and 2016, Bravo played a memorable role. Although this World Cup did not feel special for Bravo. He failed to perform well with both bat and ball.

West Indies got just one win in the World Cup
West Indies lost four out of five matches in the T20 World Cup. West Indies’ only win came against Bangladesh. Even in their last match, the West Indies players could not come in color. In the match against Australia, West Indies batted first and scored 157 runs. Gayle gave the team a quick start but he was dismissed after scoring 15 runs in 9 balls. Due to the innings of Pollard and Russell, West Indies could cross 150. In reply, Australia achieved the target by losing just 2 wickets. West Indies bowlers could not stand anywhere in front of the stormy innings of David Warner and Mitchell Marsh.

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