2018 round-up: 5 biggest retirements in cricket

#4 Dwayne Bravo

Dwayne Bravo

After falling out with Cricket West Indies, Dwayne Bravo, a consistent Twenty20 campaigner ended his international cricketing career in October. The 35-year-old Trinidadian hung up whites and maroon Windies uniform after playing 164 one-day internationals scoring 2,968 runs at an average of 25.36.

In 40 Test matches, Bravo made 2200 runs with 13 half centuries and three centuries to his name. He claimed 86 wickets, including his best bowling figures of 6/55. His last appearance for West Indies came in a T20I match against Pakistan in September 2016.

He will continue to travel across the globe and play in all the T20 leagues. His abilities in the shortest form of the game make him a treat to watch when he's on song. Although he has retired from all forms of the game, his impact won't be felt too much as far as the Windies team goes.