Retires from international cricket after the Kingston T20I

At 37, with 84 T20Is, 61 wickets and the 2012 and 2016 T20 World Cups behind him, he said he would retire after the second T20I against Australia in Kingston on 22 July. Page is a preview, not a match report.

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Part of chapter 2Franchise star, then farewellIPL MVP in 2019, a founding LA Knight Riders signing in 2023 and the end of his West Indies career in 2025.