Kieron Pollard, the West Indian all-rounder, reported his retirement from global cricket on Wednesday (April 20). The 34-year-old Trinidadian made the declaration through a video message on Instagram. Pollard, who made his global introduction in 2007, has addressed West Indies in 123 One-Day Internationals and 101 Twenty20 Internationals. He stroked three centuries and picked 55 wickets in ODIs, while in T20Is he enlisted the most noteworthy score of 75* and bowling figures of 4 for 25. He drove his group in the two organizations and was likewise a piece of the 2012 ICC T20 World Cup-winning side. He assumed control over the reins of the restricted overs side from Jason Holder in September 2019. He likewise had a concise stretch in control back in 2013. "Hello all, after cautious thought, I have chosen to resign from global cricket. It was a fantasy of dig to play for West Indies since I was a 10-year-old kid and I am glad to address the West Indies for more than 15 years in T20 and ODI configuration of the game," Pollard reported on his authority Instagram page.