Andre Russell summarized the staggering inclination in Trinidad as the group turned up by the thousand on Wednesday to commend one of its most prominent T20 legends in what was potentially his last CPL game. Before the beginning of CPL 2024, Dwayne Bravo had reported he would resign from the association after the finish of the continuous season. In any case, he has played only two games up to this point this season, and the one against reigning champs Guyana Amazon Fighters at the Sovereign's Park Oval in Port-of-Spain could have been his last, Russell proposed subsequent to winning the Player-of-the-Match grant and devoting it to his old buddy. "I'm only glad to be essential for this game this evening and that is the justification for why such a lot of feeling was somewhat behind that festival," Russell said after Trinbago Knight Riders beat Amazon Champions by five wickets. "He [Bravo] merits a success this evening. You have assisted me a great deal with my cricket - how to outflank the hitter and afterward to be a more intelligent bowler. You won't hit the nail on the head constantly yet when you have the right mentality to get the execution, I believe you're on the correct way. "We will miss him yet I want to believe that he is as yet going to be around until the end of the competition. Be that as it may, he's certainly one we as a whole pay attention to and we as a whole gaze upward to and you realize he could cry a touch of tears this evening inside the evolving room, however I value him." The remainder of the TKR players and care staff likewise appeared to propose this could have been Bravo's last CPL match as they regarded him by wearing his No. 47 shirt and offering him a praiseworthy gatekeeper before he ventured onto the field. Bravo bowled Keemo Paul for 3 and caught a sharp catch at slip to excuse Tim Robinson for 34. Then, at that point, during the innings break, he was cruised all over the Sovereign's Park Oval on a truck as he marked balls and sent them into the group. Bravo is the most beautified player in the CPL, having come out on top for five championships on the whole, incorporating three with TKR. He drove TKR to consecutive titles in 2017 and 2018 preceding captaining St Kitts and Nevis Loyalists to their most memorable title in 2021. He was instrumental in building the Trinidad establishment without any preparation before Kieron Pollard joined TKR and assumed control over the captaincy from Bravo. Before the beginning of the Trinidad leg of the competition, Pollard additionally toasted Bravo's part in TKR's prosperity.