Kieron Pollard, West Indies

Kieron Pollard is an West Indies cricketer who plays for the team West Indies. Kieron Pollard was born on May 12, 1987; and as of 2026, is 39 years old. Kieron Pollard is a all rounder from West Indies and bats right handed. In Test career to date, Kieron Pollard has played matches to date in Test career and has scored 0 runs, with an average of . Kieron Pollard has hit 0 fours and sixes in Test career.On Jan 1970, played recent Test match against at , scoring runs off balls. In Kieron Pollard's ODI career, has played 123 matches to date in Odi career and has scored 2,706 runs, with an average of 26.02. Kieron Pollard has hit 171 fours and 135 sixes in Odi career.One of recent Odi matches took place in Jan 1970 at , where contributed runs off balls. Kieron Pollard has played 101 matches to date in T20 career and has scored 1,569 runs, with an average of 25.31. Kieron Pollard has hit 94 fours and 99 sixes in T20 career.In most recent T20 match against at , which took place in Jan 1970, Kieron Pollard contributed runs off balls to team's total.

All Rounder

West Indies

Kieron Pollard

Kieron Adrian Pollard

Born May 12, 1987 (39)

Birth Place West Indies

Role All Rounder

Batting Style Right Handed

Bowling Style Right-arm medium

Kieron Pollard ICC Rankings

Recent Matches

ODI

West Indies vs India

Feb 6, 2022

Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad

T20I

West Indies vs India

Feb 20, 2022

Eden Gardens, Kolkata

Batting Career Summary

	MAT	NO	Runs	HS	AVG	SR	100s	50	4s	6s	CT	ST
ODI	123	9	2706	119	26.02	94.42	3	13	171	135	64	0
T20	101	21	1569	75	25.31	135.14	0	6	94	99	42	0

Bowling Career Summary

	MAT	Wkts	AVG	ECON	Best	5w	10w
ODI	123	55	39.29	5.70	27/3	0	0
T20	101	42	28.29	8.33	25/4	0	0

Kieron Pollard's International Debut

ODI

Apr 10, 2007

For:West Indies

Vs:South Africa

Venue:National Cricket Stadium, St George's

T20

Jun 20, 2008

For:West Indies

Vs:Australia

Venue:Kensington Oval, Bridgetown

Teams Represented

West Indies International

South Australia Former Northamptonshire Former Stanford Super Stars Former Surrey Active Mumbai Indians Former Trinidad & Tobago Red Force Active Cape Cobras Active West Indies Under-19 Active Somerset Former Adelaide Strikers Former Melbourne Renegades Former Dhaka Gladiators Former Barbados Tridents Former Saint Lucia Kings Former Trinbago Knight Riders Active Dhaka Capitals Former Karachi Kings Former Peshawar Zalmi Former West Indians Active Bloem City Blazers Former World XI Active Kerala Knights Active Multan Sultans Former Toronto Nationals Active Pollard XI Active UAE Bulls Active Deccan Gladiators Former London Spirit Former Southern Brave Former Welsh Fire Former Scarlet Ibis Scorchers Active QPCC I Active New York Strikers Active MI Cape Town Active MI Emirates Active MI New York Active West Indies Champions Active Pune Panthers Active

Player Biography

A towering Trinidadian, Kieron Pollard is one of the hardest hitters of the cricket ball and is also a useful medium-pace bowler. Pollard's feats on the domestic circuit and his remarkable display in the 2009 Champions League T20 made him a nation-wide household name. Although he has a decent first-class record, he is seen by many as an ideal cricketer in the limited-over formats.

Pollard's impressive domestic performances caught the eye of the national selectors, which then resulted in his ODI debut in 2007. A debut in a World Cup was followed by a recall for the ODI series against New Zealand in 2008. Pollard scores a high proportion of his runs in boundaries, smashing the ball to all corners of the ground. He has produced some stunning innings for Trinidad and it was during the 2009 Champions League T20 that he grabbed attention of billions around the world with a 18-ball 54 for Trinidad and Tobago. He then went on to sign for Mumbai in the Indian T20 League in 2010. He scored his maiden ODI century against India in 2011 in Chennai but unfortunately it ended up in a losing cause.

His impact on T20 elevated his status in this format and in the inaugural season of the Caribbean Premier League, he was made captain of the Barbados side where the team did fairly well. Since then, he has produced moments of brilliance sporadically for West Indies but has been consistently doing well for Mumbai in the Indian T20 League. An injury forced him to miss the ICC WT20 in Bangladesh in 2014 but his credentials in the shortest format of the game were enough for him to be retained by the Mumbai franchise for the 2014 edition of the Indian T20 League. He continued to be a vital member of the Mumbai unit while his international career was mostly on and off.

Following a disappointing performance at the World Cup and thereafter a complete whitewash against India, Cricket West Indies (CWI) decided to sack Jason Holder and Carlos Brathwaite as skippers of ODI and T20I teams and named Kieron Pollard as captain in limited-overs cricket. The kind of success that Kieron has enjoyed in CPL as a captain is something West Indies would be expecting from him at the international stage.