Evin Lewis is a quiet storm—reserved in manner, but thunderous at the crease. Born on December 27, 1991, in Trinidad and Tobago, Lewis is part of the new generation of Caribbean openers who bring back memories of the greats—Gordon Greenidge, Desmond Haynes—with his fearless strokeplay and elegance. Lewis made his mark in domestic cricket with Trinidad and the Caribbean Premier League before breaking into the West Indies team in 2016. It didn’t take long for him to announce himself—he smashed a T20I century against India in just his second match, following it with another ton against them in 2017. His ODI form surged too, highlighted by his 176* against England in 2017—an innings of pure dominance, with 17 fours and 7 sixes. As a left-handed opener, Lewis excels against pace, using powerful lofted shots over mid-off and a trademark flick over square leg. He’s especially dangerous in the powerplay, often setting the tone with aggressive intent. Though injuries and form dips have seen him in and out of the squad, on his day, Lewis is one of the most destructive openers in world cricket. In T20 franchise leagues—like the IPL, BPL, and CPL—he’s been a regular match-winner. His calm demeanor contrasts his brutal batting style, making him a quiet enforcer at the top. Off the pitch, Lewis is reserved and often media-shy, preferring to let his bat speak. He’s known as a team player, always grounded and respectful, and a strong presence in the dressing room. Evin Lewis doesn’t seek the spotlight, but when he gets going, he demands it. A thunderous hitter with a cool head—he’s a throwback with a modern twist.