An exciting allrounder who is skilled with both bat and ball and at the same time has the famous Caribbean Calypso in his veins, Dwayne John Bravo is a throwback to those West Indian legends of yesteryears who glued the spectators to their seats. Bravo made his Test and ODI debuts in 2004. His talents with the bat and ball were evident during his first Test series against England. In the years that followed, it was clear that he is a player who can score a lot of runs and pick up wickets the same way. Until the lure of T20 leagues made him think about a world besides the national team, Bravo was a rare source of joy in an otherwise struggling Windies team. His value as an allrounder began to skyrocket with the advent of T20 leagues, especially the Indian Premier League (IPL). He began his career in IPL with Mumbai Indians, but it is his stint with the Chennai Super Kings since the 2011 IPL that made him popular. 'Cricinfo' named him in the all-time IPL XI that was published on the occasion of the IPL's ten-year anniversary.