Bravo, 37, compared the format to the way T20 cricket was in its early stage. "T10 is an exciting tournament and it's a competition that is just the way T20 was when it started a few years ago - being the hottest thing in the market, and attracting so many people around the world - I think T10 definitely can do something similar," he said.
The Trinidadian added that he is looking forward to facing players from the West Indies during the tournament. "I am definitely looking forward to playing against my teammates -- the likes of (Kieron) Pollard, Chris Gayle, (Andre) Russell, Nicholas Pooran -- we all have our individual rivalry amongst ourselves, and it's about getting the bragging rights. It's good that a tournament like this can bring all of us together and get us to compete against each other," said Bravo.
