Injury rules out in-form Bravo from fourth ODI

INDORE, India, (Reuters) – In-form West Indies  batsman Darren Bravo has been ruled out of tomorrow’s  penultimate one-day international against India with a hamstring  problem, the team’s captain Darren Sammy said.
Stylish left-hander Bravo retired hurt when on 26 during the  third ODI in Ahmedabad on Monday, which the tourists won to stay  afloat in the series 2-1.
“Darren Bravo is out for the next game,” Sammy told  reporters on the eve of the fourth ODI in Indore.
“Like we showed when Shiv (Shivnarine Chanderpaul) missed a  test (in Mumbai), young (Kieran) Powell came in and took  responsibility.”
Powell, who replaced Chanderpaul in the team, made the most  of his opportunity and hit a solid 81 in the first innings of  the final test in Mumbai, which ended in a thrilling draw with  both sides on level scores.
The 22-year old Bravo scored consecutive hundreds in Kolkata  and Mumbai during the test series and has been the most  consistent batsman for West Indies on the tour.
“Yes, we will miss Bravo in the line-up. But it gives an  opportunity for someone else to come out and make a name for  himself,” Sammy said.
“Our team is definitely improving, when we miss guys, the  guys come in and perform.”
Chennai will host the final match of the series on Sunday.