KIERON POLLARD
West Indies cricket player Kieron Pollard has been bought out by Mumbai Indians with whopping bid price $750,000 in the third IPL auction. Kieron Pollard and New Zealand bowler Shane Bond were the most expensive players of the Indian Premier League player auction on 19th January, 2010. Their purchases were decided by the newly introduced tiebreaker rule. There was a tough fight within Kolkata Knight Riders and Mumbai Indians to get Pollard. At last Mumbai Indians grab this player with the help of ” Silent Tiebreaker”. Kieron Pollard is the hero of the last year’s ‘Champions League Twenty20 tournament’.
BIOGRAPHY
Explosive West Indian all-rounder Kieron Adrian Pollard was born on 12th May, 1987 in Trinidad and Tobago. He is all rounder in Trinidad & Tobago cricket team and the West Indies cricket team. He made his domestic cricket appearance in the ‘Stanford 20/20 tournament’ in which he scored 96 runs at 32 balls and took six wickets. In his first class debut for Trinidad, Pollard gained two centuries and in his debut List A cricket, he also made an impressive start by hitting 87 runs against Guyana. He was also a player of ‘Under-19 Cricket World Cup’ in 2006. Pollard made his ODI debut for West Indies in a match against South Africa in ‘2007 World Cup’. He also played for an ODI series against New Zealand in late 2008. He thrilled Indian audiences during the Champions League Twenty20 in October 2009. His popularity increased, when he gained 54 runs from just 18 balls for Trinidad & Tobago against New South Wales. He was signed for ‘Somerset County Cricket Club’ for the ‘2010 Twenty20 Cup’ competition, and now he has bought out by Mumbai Indians with whopping bid price $750,000 for the third IPL season.

