If you follow cricket, you’ve probably seen Nicholas Pooran light up the field with his aggressive batting and slick fielding. The West Indian wicket‑keeper‑batter has become a fan favourite in T20 leagues around the world, and his game keeps evolving faster than most. This page brings you the latest stats, recent performances, and what to expect from Pooran in the coming weeks.
In the last IPL season, Pooran switched teams and still managed to score over 350 runs in just 12 matches. His strike rate hovered around 150, which means he’s scoring more than a run per ball on average – a dream for any T20 side. The most talked‑about innings was a blistering 78 off 38 balls, where he smashed six sixes in the powerplay and turned the match on its head. That knock also earned him the Player of the Match award and put his name high on the list of potential overseas marquee players for the next season.
Beyond the IPL, Pooran has been a key figure for the West Indies in recent bilateral series. He made a century against India in a warm‑up T20, and his partnership with Shai Hope has become one of the most stable opening combos for the Caribbean side. When he isn’t scoring big, his quick glovework behind the stumps often saves crucial runs.
Looking ahead, Pooran is scheduled to play in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) next month. The CPL will be a great platform for him to fine‑tune his game before the next international window opens in November. Expect him to bat at the top order, where his ability to attack from the first ball can set the tone for the innings.
On the international front, the West Indies have a series against England in December. Pooran’s role will be crucial – not just with the bat but also as a senior player guiding younger teammates. Experts are predicting he could finish the series with an average above 40, a solid figure for someone who often plays the high‑risk, high‑reward brand of cricket.
Fans also keep an eye on his fitness. Pooran has worked on his strength and conditioning during the off‑season, aiming to stay injury‑free for the packed schedule. His recent social media posts show a mix of gym routines and beach runs, signalling he’s taking his preparation seriously.
Whether you’re tracking his IPL numbers, cheering for the West Indies, or just love a good power‑hitting spectacle, Nicholas Pooran remains one of the most exciting talents in modern cricket. Stay tuned to this page for live updates, match‑day stats, and quick analyses of his performances as they happen.
West Indies hammered Afghanistan by 104 runs in their last Group C match, with Pooran smashing 98 and the team setting a new T20 World Cup record of 218/5. Afghanistan crumbled in their chase and suffered their first defeat but still move into the Super 8s. West Indies remain unbeaten, showing title-winning form.