5 stars who announced their international retirement in 2018

#2 Dwayne Bravo

Trinbago Knight Riders v St Kitts and Nevis Patriots - 2018 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Tournament

He has done it all on the cricket field, and his enthusiasm never dropped a bit - Dwayne Bravo was West Indies' smiling assassin before his squabbles with his country's cricket board truncated his international career.

A genuine bowling all-rounder who could bat well lower down the order, Bravo made his mark in T20 leagues around the world for his ability to take wickets out of nowhere with his gentle medium-pace and variations.

He last played an ODI for the West Indies in 2014, during the controversial series against India, and played T20Is till 2016. A part of the Chennai Super Kings for several years, he will continue to play domestic T20s around the world, following the likes of Shahid Afridi and Shane Watson, who play the shortest format despite having retired from international cricket.