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Darren Bravo, often compared to Brian Lara for his similar batting style and elegance, is a classy left-handed batter who has served West Indies cricket across formats. Wearing jersey number 46, Bravo made his international debut in 2009 and has played over 50 Tests and numerous ODIs. He is best known for his fluent stroke play, solid technique, and composure at the crease. In Test cricket, Bravo has been a backbone of the middle order, with key centuries against top nations like India, Australia, and New Zealand. His double hundred against Pakistan in Dubai in 2016 is considered one of his finest innings. In ODIs and T20s, while not as dominant, Bravo provides experience and calm in the top order. Injuries and form dips have occasionally hindered his progress, but he remains one of the most technically sound batters in the Caribbean. Off the field, Bravo is known for his reserved demeanor and strong cricketing roots — he’s the half-brother of Dwayne Bravo. With renewed focus and maturity, Darren Bravo continues to be a valuable asset for West Indies, particularly in Test cricket.