About Carlos Brathwaite

Carlos Brathwaite etched his name in cricket history during the 2016 ICC T20 World Cup final by hitting four consecutive sixes off Ben Stokes to win the trophy for West Indies. Wearing jersey number 26, Brathwaite is a hard-hitting all-rounder who thrives under pressure. Making his international debut in 2011, he steadily built his reputation as a power-hitter and a useful medium-pace bowler. While his batting heroics in the T20 World Cup remain his most famous moment, Brathwaite has delivered key performances in ODIs and T20Is, including a memorable 101 against New Zealand in the 2019 World Cup. With the ball, he offers controlled pace and accuracy, often used as a partnership breaker. Though not a regular in the Test squad, his value in white-ball cricket is significant. Brathwaite has also captained the West Indies T20 side, showing composure and tactical insight. Off the field, he’s respected for his leadership, humility, and thoughtful views on the game. A frequent presence in global T20 leagues, Brathwaite remains a fan favorite and a reminder of how one unforgettable moment can define a legacy.