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Sunil Narine

Los Angeles Knight Riders
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Legend - Sunil Narine

The mystery-spin maestro and pinch-hitting opener. Carrom balls, knuckle balls and a strangling economy 𠡠genuine T20 great in Knight Riders purple.

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Sunil Narine’s story

The Trinidad mystery spinner who became a T20 great and led LA Knight Riders to a first MLC title as 2026 tournament MVP.

2008 — 2026 · in 3 chapters
  1. 012008–2012From Trinidad trials to world championA ten-wicket trial haul put him in the Trinidad side. He debuted for West Indies in December 2011, then in 2012 won the IPL with Kolkata and the World T20 with West Indies.
  2. 022023–2024Franchise standard-bearerCaptained LA Knight Riders in the first MLC season, retired from internationals in November 2023, then hit his first IPL hundred and won a record third IPL MVP award in 2024.
  3. 032026Champion in Los AngelesBecame the first overseas bowler to reach 200 IPL wickets, then took 18 wickets at an economy of 4.74 and won tournament MVP as LAKR claimed the 2026 MLC title.
01Chapter 1 · 2008–2012

From Trinidad trials to world champion

A ten-wicket trial haul put him in the Trinidad side. He debuted for West Indies in December 2011, then in 2012 won the IPL with Kolkata and the World T20 with West Indies.

4 moments
  1. 2008
    2008MilestoneAmateur

    Takes all ten wickets in a Trinidad trial game

    In a trial to pick the Trinidad side he took all ten wickets, Lendl Simmons among them, which lifted him above the competition. The page gives the year only loosely, and Cricinfo's profile places the call-up in 2009.

    ESPN
  2. 2011
    6 Dec 2011DebutInternationalBig moment

    ODI debut for West Indies against India

    Made his one-day international debut against India on 6 December 2011 (cap 162). Wikipedia's text and infobox differ by a day, so the exact date needs a check.

    Wikipedia
  3. 2012
Where the story is nowMLC 2026 season: 18 wickets at 4.74, tournament MVP18 Jul 2026 · Wikipedia