Rovman powell

Rovman Powell is a West Indies batting all-rounder cricket player who is part of the One Day International cricket and a T20 cricket team of the West Indies team and has been playing international cricket since 2016. Biography Full Name Rovman Powell Famous Name – Date of Birth 23 July 1993 Rovman Powell’s age 29 years Birth Place Kingston, Jamaica Playing Role Middle-order batsman Batting Style Right-handed Bowling Style – Physical Stats & More Rovman Powell (approx) In centimeters – 175cm In meters – 1.75m In feet – 5’9” Inch Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Career Info Teams Jamaica Tallawahs (2016–present) Kolkata Knight Riders (2017) Dhaka Dynamites (2017–2018) Peshawar Zalmi (2021) Multan Sultans (2022) Delhi Capitals (2022) Rovman Powell’s Cricket Debut T20s Debut He made his debut in the T20s cricket on July 02, 2016, against the Patriots team. List A cricket debut He made his debut in list A cricket on January 19, 2015, against the Guyana domestic team. First-Class Cricket Debut He made his debut in FC on 11 December 2015, against the Guyana team. International Cricket Debut ODI Debut Powell made his ODI debut against the Sri Lanka team on November 16, 2016. T20I Debut he made his debut in T20I on 26 March 2017 against the Pakistan team. IPL Debut: with Kings XI Punjab He made his IPL debut against the CSK team in the year 2008 Career Turning Point – Rovman Powell’s Coach/Mentor Not Known Personal Life Zodiac sign – School Not Known College Not Known Educational...

After rain and wet outfield delayed the start of the game and spiced up the St Kitts pitch, the spinners found sharp turn and bounce, even with the new ball. Amazon Warriors had a trio of spinners - Tabraiz Shamsi, Imran Tahir and Gudakesh Motie - in their ranks but Powell trusted his defence and calmly played them out. He managed all of 8 off 24 balls against spin but tore into the extra pace of Odean Smith and Romario Shepherd, smashing them for 36 off 14 balls to help Tallawahs chase down 143 with four wickets and four balls to spare. "To be honest, it's one of my better knocks in the CPL," Powell said. "I always have ambitions to finish games for my team and to do it in that match gave me a pleasing feeling. I stuck through the tough times - [it's] something I wanted to do - and then you earn the right to dominate at the end. I think I did that well in that game. " "The good thing is Robert Samuels has known me from [since] I was a child," Powell said. "He has been my coach for a very long time now. I realised at the international level that I had a little bit of problem with spin and all these days he sat down with me and gave me better options in playing spin. Just tells me to continue to trust myself and trust my defence because a lot of times that is our downfall. "When the spin gets on top of us, as big-hitters or as batters, we don't trust our defence or technique. If we can do that long enough… and as I said, he gave me more options in dealing with spin and thos...

Rovman Powell Hurts Himself While Saving A Kid During SA vs WI T20I: The second T20I between Johnson Charles’ century and half-century from Kyle Mayers, plus cameos from skipper South Africa, who boasted of the world record highest successful ODI chase of 438 vs Australia in 2006, came out all guns blazing, and riding on a century from The West Indies fielders and bowlers felt helpless during South Africa’s batting. Amid this, though, skipper In the 3rd over of South Africa’s innings, when Quinton de Kock drove the ball towards the long-off boundary, Rovman Powell gave it a chase. As the ball was about to reach the boundary, this little ball boy reached out for the ball. In his fast running momentum, Rovman Powell jumped around the ball boy, evaded a second ball boy sitting behind, and crashed straight into the LED hoardings just beyond the boundary line. The play stopped for a long while as the West Indies physio attended to Rovman Powell who was certainly in pain after colliding with the LED boards and was limping. However, soon after the West Indies skipper continued to field and even bowled a couple of overs, taking the wicket of Hendricks. This act of Rovman Powell putting himself to an injury in order to not clash with the little ball boy was hailed by all the fans. Table of Contents • • VIDEO: Rovman Powell injures himself while avoiding crashing into the ball boy Rovman Powell, giving chase at full speed, has done extremely well not to completely wipe out these two...

Career Information Teams Played West Indies, Jamaica Scorpions, West Indies A, Combined Campuses and Colleges, Kolkata Knight Riders, Delhi Capitals, Jamaica Tallawahs, Dhaka Dominators, Comilla Victorians, Quetta Gladiators, Peshawar Zalmi, West Indians, Bangla Tigers, Multan Sultans, Northern Warriors, Kandy Falcons, Dubai Capitals Career Span Rovman Powell is a Jamaican cricketer. He is primarily a middle-order batter and an occasional medium-pace bowler. He has been representing West Indies in ODIs since 2016 but it took him close to five years to secure his place in the team. Powell came into the spotlight when he made his List A debut at the start of 2015 and was named the Player of the Match in his very first competitive game. He highlighted his all-round abilities, picking up 3 wickets and scoring 31 crucial runs and rose to prominence. Driven by a successful domestic campaign, he made his international debut in an ODI match against Sri Lanka. Even in his first international outing, he showcased his hitting ability and scored a quickfire 44 of 29 balls. He played an important role in Jamaica's victory in the semi-final of the Super50 Cup in 2016. Even though Jamaica lost in the final, Powell's all-round performance made him a star in the Caribbean. In the 2017 season, Powell was roped in by the Kolkata Knight Riders owing to his hitting abilities, but he did not get any chance to play a game for them. In February 2018, he was named as one of the ten players to watc...

For the third consecutive year, the CPL will overlap with the Hundred, the 100-balls-a-side competition in England that runs from August 1 to August 27 this year. At this stage, Sunil Narine is the only West Indian men's player who will be involved in both competitions; he is expected to play around five games for Oval Invincibles before leaving for the CPL.

Jamaican middle order batsman Rovman Powell has confirmed his departure from the Jamaica Tallawahs. Powell, who led the Tallawahs to the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) title last year, was traded to the Barbados Royals today with Tallawahs getting Hayden Walsh Jr in return. The announcement of the trade was also made today on the CPL's social media platforms Powell in an Inst gram postsaluted the fans and his teammates for the time he spent with his home franchise and said he was looking forward to the next chapter in his career. "It is with a heavy heart that my time with the Tallawahs has come to an end. I have made lifelong friends and memories I will never forget. Not least winning two CPL titles for my home franchise, one of those as CAPTAIN, which I will always cherish," Powell said. "I'm looking forward to joining the Royals and beginning a new chapter of my CPL career. I would like to thank all the players and coaches who have been part of my Tallawahs journey these last few years. Most of all, I want to thank the Jamaican fans for your support." Powell's exit follows the departure of other local stars, includingChris Gayle and Andre Russell. The 2023 CPL season is slated to begin on August 17 across five Caribbean islands, which will not include Jamaica. Follow The Gleaner on Twitter and Instagram @JamaicaGleaner and on Facebook @GleanerJamaica. Send us a message on WhatsApp at 1-876-499-0169 or email us at