WI vs SL: Sensational direct hit from DJ Bravo rolls back the clock – WATCH

Dwayne Bravo is a live wire on cricket field. He is a natural athlete, brimming with energy and is known for his fielding skills and dance moves. He may be 37 years old no, but he is still insanely fit as he showcased his fielding abilities by running-out Sri Lanka batsman Pathun Nissanka with a stunning fielding effort.

Watch: WI vs SL: Sensational direct hit from DJ Bravo rolls back the clock

In the 11th over of Sri Lanka’s innings, P Nissanka tried to pull D Bravo but managed only a an-inside edge. The ball rolled on the pitch and the Sri Lankan batsmen set off for a quick single as there were no close-in fielders.

However, Bravo was aware of the situation and sprinted to collect the ball. He picked the ball, turned back and had a direct hit at the non-striker’s end, all in one go.

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Bravo was quick that P Nissanka was caught short of the crease and was run-out.

You an watch D Bravo’s sensational direct hit here:

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Bravo maintains the charm with the ball

The West Indies bowler weaved his magic with the ball too, apart from his sensational fielding effort. He picked up 2 wickets and gave away just 25 runs in his 4 overs.

Sri Lanka stun West Indies in the second T20I 

Meanwhile, after getting drubbed in the first T20I, Sri Lanka made a stunning comeback and defeated West INdiesin the second T20I. Batting first, Sri Lanka made 160 runs courtesy of D Gunathilaka’s solid fifty of 56 runs off42 balls.

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In response, West Indie were all-out for just 117 runs as Sri Lanka’s spinners tightened the noose. W Hasranga finished with three wickets for just 17 runs while L Sandakan picked 3 wickets for 10 runs as well.

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