West Indies Star Slammed By Board, Suspended For On-Pitch Behaviour Against England

Darren Bravo Slams West Indies Cricket Board

West Indies cricketer Darren Bravo has been suspended for four matches and fined 50 per cent of his match fee for his on-pitch behaviour during the second Test against England in Grenada.

Darren Bravo Faces Backlash

The incident occurred on the fourth day of the Test, when Bravo was involved in a verbal altercation with England captain Joe Root. Bravo was caught on camera making dismissive gestures towards Root, and was also seen to have made physical contact with him.

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has since released a statement condemning Bravo's behaviour, calling it "unprofessional and unacceptable". The WICB has also stated that Bravo will not be considered for selection for the upcoming Test series against India.

Darren Bravo's Previous Controversies

This is not the first time that Bravo has been involved in a controversy. In 2016, he was fined for making a political statement on social media. He has also been criticized for his outspoken views on the WICB.

Darren Bravo's Suspension Sparks Debate

Bravo's suspension has sparked a debate about the role of the WICB and the behaviour of West Indies cricketers. Some have argued that the WICB is too quick to punish players, while others have said that Bravo's behaviour was unacceptable and that he deserved to be punished.

Darren Bravo's Future Uncertain

It is unclear what the future holds for Bravo. He is one of the most talented batsmen in the West Indies, but his behaviour has raised questions about his professionalism. It is possible that he will never play for the West Indies again.