Trinbago Knight Riders retire Dwayne Bravo's No. 47 jersey in his honour

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Trinbago Knight Riders have retired the No. 47 jersey of Caribbean cricket legend Dwayne Bravo in recognition of his contributions to the franchise. Bravo was a central figure in the team's success, winning the Caribbean Premier League title five times with the Knight Riders. His association with the franchise extended beyond his playing career, as he led the side to the CPL title as head coach last season. The retirement of his jersey number marks a lasting tribute to one of the most decorated figures in CPL history.

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