Darren Bravo, born February 6, 1989, in Trinidad and Tobago, is a stylish left-handed batsman known for his elegant stroke play and poise at the crease. Often compared to his cousin Brian Lara due to his similar batting technique and flair, Bravo has long been viewed as one of the most naturally gifted batsmen in the Caribbean. He made his Test debut in 2010 and quickly gained admiration for his classical approach. His standout performance came in 2012 when he scored a magnificent 218 against New Zealand in Dunedin, showcasing his temperament and shot selection. In ODIs and T20s, Bravo has contributed valuable runs in the middle order, often anchoring innings while allowing others to play more aggressively around him. Though his form has seen fluctuations, Bravo remains a dependable figure in West Indies cricket. His calm demeanor under pressure and ability to build innings are especially valuable in the longer formats. He has also played in various T20 leagues, bringing experience and class to every lineup. Off the field, Bravo is known for his quiet confidence and sportsmanship. Despite injuries and breaks from international cricket, he has remained committed to the West Indies cause and continues to mentor younger players in the setup.