Khary Pierre

Khary Pierre, born on September 22, 1991, in Trinidad and Tobago, is a versatile all-rounder known for his slow left-arm orthodox bowling and left-handed batting. He made his domestic debut for Trinidad and Tobago in 2013 and became a key player with his economical and wicket-taking bowling in regional tournaments such as the Regional Super50 and the Four Day Competition. Pierre made his T20 International debut for the West Indies against India in November 2018 and his ODI debut in December 2019 against India. He has been recognized for his ability to maintain tight bowling spells and contribute crucial lower-order runs, making him a valuable team player in all formats.​

Throughout his career, Pierre has built a reputation for his consistency and adaptability, excelling in both domestic and international cricket. His bowling averages reflect his effectiveness, with notable performances in the Caribbean Premier League for Trinbago Knight Riders and Saint Lucia Kings. In limited-overs international cricket, he has taken vital wickets and bowled economically, while his left-handed batting adds depth to the West Indies lineup. Pierre’s fielding agility and balanced skillset make him an important all-rounder for West Indies cricket, contributing both as a bowler and a lower-order hitter who can stabilize or accelerate innings as required.​