Brathwaite joins Kent for T20 stint
LONDON: West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite has signed to play for Kent in their opening four matches of the Vitality Blast Twenty20 competition, the county announced on Wednesday.
The World T20 champion, who made his name hitting four successive sixes in the final over of the 2016 final against England, will join the squad before the opening group match at Surrey on July 6.
Brathwaite, 29, who has played three Tests, 28 One-day Internationals and 25 T20s for West Indies, said: “I’m delighted to be joining Kent Spitfires for my first taste of county cricket.“I have a good relationship with Sam Billings, having played in the same team at the IPL (Indian Premier League) and BBL (Big Bash League). Sam chatted to me about the opportunity to join and has told me a lot about the great support and atmosphere on T20 nights.”“Carlos is a proven match-winner,” said Kent director of cricket Paul Downton.”
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