Kerone pollardThe indomitable West Indies all -rounder, has once again dug her name in cricketing history. On Sunday, Pollard directed Mi New York For his second major League Cricket (MLC) title, Washington defeated independence by five runs In a thrilling final. But it was not just silver utensils with fans and pundits buzzing – it was Pollard’s trademark Wit and banker who stole the show after the match, as he equaled Dwayne Bravo’s record for the most T20 trophy won by a player.
A new chapter in Pollard-Bravo rivalry
Jeet marked Pollard’s 17th T20 Trophy, drawn him at level with his long -time friend and fellow Trinidadian, Dwayne BravoThe two have enjoyed a friendly rivalry over the years, often engaged in a light feast about their respective trophy plows. This time, Pollard did not waste any time to joke in Bravo, which had previously kept a record alone.
Pollard’s response was entertaining as his on-field exploits. In a video that went viral quickly, Pollard looked directly into the camera and took a pinch, “Hey Champion … Now look at me, another trophy!”– A playful node for Bravo’s famous surname and festive song. The moment came with teammates and fans with laughter and applause, strengthening Pollard’s reputation as one of the great entertainers of cricket.
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Kieron Pollard’s visit to 17 T20 Trophy
This milestone journey of Pollard is not less than notable. His T20 Trophy is included in the cabinet:
- 5 Indian Premier League (IPL) title with Mumbai Indians
- 2 Champions League T20 title
- 2 Caribbean Premier League (CPL) title
- 1 T20 World Cup with West Indies
- 1 Bangladesh Premier League title
- 1 International League T20 title
- 3 domestic trophies with Trinidad and Tobago
- 1 CSA T20 Challenge title
- 2 Major League Cricket title with MI New York
His latest Vijay MLC was built on a series of clutch performances in 2025, including 22 balls 47 in the challenge against Bravo’s former side, Texas Super Kings (TSK).
