Trinidad and Tobago appoints Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard as new Sports Ambassadors

Trinidad and Tobago: Two of the most recognizable cricketers, Dwayne Johnson and Kieron Pollard have been named as Trinidad and Tobago’s new sports ambassadors by the Ministry of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs on Wednesday 12 November, 2025.

The press release on the Ministry’s official site stated that their appointments were part of efforts by the government to continue honouring outstanding nationals “whose achievements inspire our citizens and advance Trinidad and Tobago’s presence worldwide.”

The statement also acknowledged and praised the services of cricketers in sports and enhancement of country’s identity and image on international level.

About Dwayne Bravo

Dwayne Bravo is a global name and known as one of the most outstanding and talented athletes in Trinidad and Tobago. He has been a great all rounder, former captain and dynamic player who has represented the West Indies Cricket Team at all levels. Bravo is famous for his skillful bowling, aggressive batting, and charming personality on the field.

He has been instrumental in a number of the West Indies’ triumphs, including their ICC T20 World Cup victories in 2012 and 2016. Bravo has also done a great job in promoting the cultural and entertainment sectors. 

He is also a successful musical artist and now an official ambassador, placing Trinbago’s talent and heritage on the map. For outstanding service in sport and culture, he was also awarded the Hummingbird Medal (Gold) in 2015.

About Kieron Pollard

From Trinidad and Tobago, Kieron Pollard is another great cricketer, who has made his name on international stage. A powerful all rounder and respected leader, Pollard led the West Indies one-day team with great skill and composure. 

Renowned for his explosive batting, sharp fielding and captaincy under pressure, he has also been a key player in T20 leagues across the globe such as the Indian Premier League (IPL) and Caribbean Premier League (CPL). Pollard also earned plaudits for his consistent performances and professional approach. 

He became the first cricketer to feature in 600 T20 fixtures – testifying his imprint and superiority in this form of cricket. He continues to be an inspiration for the young cricketers in the Caribbean; both as a mentor and captain.