Public record · Checked 23 Oct 2026
Kieron Pollard
Former West Indies white-ball captain and cricketer
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Biography
Kieron Pollard is a Trinidadian cricketer who captained West Indies in one-day and Twenty20 internationals. The International Cricket Council records his 2019 appointment as captain and his 20 April 2022 retirement from international cricket. A 2026 report of his advice to young players is a public statement, not evidence that he directs their selection or training programmes.
1 focus story · 0 other mentions in Luk It Hyah since 23 Oct 2026. This tracks our coverage, not a measure of influence or character.
Why This Person Appears in Our Coverage
The sourced record separates his playing career, retirement and later public advice. It does not attribute Cricket West Indies youth programmes to him without evidence of a role in them.
Documented Actions and Statements
20 Apr 2022 · Retirement
Announced his retirement from international cricket after a 15-year career.
Original source ↗21 Oct 2026 · Reported public remarks
A Ministry of Sport media summary of Express reporting attributed advice on discipline and preparation for young cricketers to him. The original remarks were not independently reviewed in this source set.
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Related Coverage
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- Mumbai Indians Name Kieron Pollard Head Coach · 25 Oct 2026 · Focus story
- Pollard Urges Young Cricketers to Prepare Beyond Talent · 21 Oct 2026 · Focus story
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