Who gives a damn, tweets Tino Best on Dwayne Bravo's international retirement

The West Indian cricketer Tino Best has been known for his savage responses on Twitter. Hailing from Barbados, the 37-year-old has been known for his outright views. The right arm pacer has never minced his words and the same can be often viewed on Twitter. Tino doesn’t shy away from making controversial statements.

All-rounder Dwayne Bravo decided to hang his boots from international cricket. The last time Bravo featured in a game for the Windies was in the WT20 winning campaign in 2016. He can be mostly seen playing different T20 leagues across the world. His team Chennai Super Kings also went on to win the IPL this year.

Tino Best feels no one cares about Dwayne Bravo’s retirement

The Star Sports India handle on Twitter decided to laud Bravo’s antics on the field.  Describing his versatility in the field, they posted a picture of the cricketer and tweeted,

“Hard-hitting batsman –

Death-overs specialist –

Fantastic fielder

Champion all-rounder

‘Bravo’ to the Windies entertainer as he retires from international cricket!   #ThankYouBravo”

However, Tino Best as usual had his own take. He replied that no one gave a damn about Bravo’s international retirement and quite rightly so.

Earlier last month, former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh decided to take a shot at West Indian test team. He questioned their ability to even make it to the quarterfinals of India’s premier domestic competition, i.e. Ranji Trophy. Tino Best responded asking where was his attitude when India toured England.

Dwayne Bravo who has represented Windies in 270 international games decided to call it a day. The all rounder felt that it was time he preserved his longevity as a professional cricketer. He further looked forward to the next generation of players take over him. Bravo asserted that it was an honour donning the maroon cap for the West Indies.

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