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Injured Dwayne Bravo ruled out of BBL

| | Dec 30, 2016, at 10:04 pm
Melbourne, Dec 30 (IBNS): Melbourne Renegades player Dwayne Bravo is all set to miss the remaining of the KFC Big Bash League season due to hamstring injury, officials said.

West Indian cricketer Bravo underwent scans this morning after injuring his hamstring during the Renegades’ loss to the Scorchers at Etihad Stadium on Thursday night, with the tests revealing a serious injury that will require surgery and a prolonged stint on the sidelines, read the Cricket Australia website.

“Unfortunately my Big Bash season is over which is very disappointing,” Bravo was quoted as saying by the website.

“I’ll now have surgery and the rehabilitation to get me fit and playing at my best again. I want to thank all the Renegades fans for their support for me and I hope to see them again next season," he said.

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