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Cover Drive (video): DJ Bravo on why West Indies dominate T20 and his biggest cricketing regret

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Trinbago Knight Riders captain Dwayne “DJ” Bravo discusses what it meant wear the maroon cap, why West Indies dominate at T20 level and his biggest regret as a cricketer, in the fifth episode of Wired868 series, Cover Drive:

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