Watch here how Brathwaite’s anger got the better of him in a T10 league:

A recent video featuring West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite has caused a stir in the cricketing world, casting the former star in a less favorable light.

Brathwaite is best known for his dramatic performance in the 2016 T20 World Cup final, where he hit four consecutive sixes to secure the West Indies’ second title in India.

Since then, Brathwaite has fallen out of favor with the West Indies team and now focuses on playing in various franchise leagues around the globe, in addition to his role as a broadcaster.

He is currently competing in the Max60 Caribbean League with the New York Strikers.

Carlos Brathwaite’s fiery outburst shocks fans in Max60 Caribbean League

Typically known for his composed presence on the field, Carlos Brathwaite surprised fans with an unusual outburst during a match against the Grand Cayman Jaguars.

The incident took place during the Super Three stage of the tournament when Brathwaite was controversially adjudged out against Josh Little.

In the ninth over, Little delivered a short ball that hit Brathwaite on the shoulder as he attempted a pull shot. The ball deflected towards wicketkeeper Ben Dunk, who made a spectacular catch.

Many were stunned when the on-field umpire declared Brathwaite out, apparently believing the ball had touched his glove.

Clearly frustrated by the decision, Brathwaite lingered on the field for a moment before reluctantly heading back to the pavilion.

The real drama erupted then. Overcome by anger, Brathwaite threw his helmet out of the playing area and tossed his bat upon reaching the dugout. This rare display of temper from Brathwaite has left both fans and experts astonished.

Grand Cayman Jaguars vs New York Strikers Match Highlights

Meanwhile, the New York Strikers secured their spot in the final of the Max60 Cayman Islands with a thrilling eight-run victory over the Grand Cayman Jaguars in Qualifier 1.

Batting first, the Strikers set a challenging target, thanks to a quick-fire start by openers Mitchell Owen and Brandon McMullen.

Owen smashed 22 off just 10 balls, featuring four boundaries, while McMullen added a brisk 18 off 8 deliveries, including one four and two towering sixes. Their partnership of 34 runs in just over two overs laid the groundwork for a solid total.

Captain Thisara Perera further boosted their total with a stunning cameo of 16 runs off 7 balls.

Despite a disciplined bowling effort by the Jaguars, with Josh Little, Jake Lintott, and skipper Sikandar Raza each taking two wickets, the Strikers managed to post 108/8 in their 10 overs.

In response, the Grand Cayman Jaguars mounted a strong chase led by Alex Hales, who played an unbeaten knock of 35 from 24 balls, and captain Sikandar Raza, who contributed a quick 27 off 16 balls. However, the Jaguars ultimately fell short, finishing at 96 for five.

Ansh Patel was the standout bowler for the New York Strikers, delivering an impressive spell of 2/8 from his two overs. He was well supported by Isuru Udana and Mitchell Owen, who picked up a wicket each.

With this victory, the New York Strikers have earned their place in the final, where they suffered 56 runs against the Caribbean Tigers on August 25.