The Jamaican player Chris Gayle needs no introduction. He established himself as a destructive batsman across the formats. He is an enthusiastic player both on and off the fields. Chris Gayle is popularly called Universal Boss for cricket fans. In the match against Australia, he walked back to the pavilion after making 15 runs.
His gestures and body language while going to the pavilion hinted at his retirement. When he was walking back, he lifted his bat amid cheers and a standing ovation from the players hinting at his final goodbye to the international team. His 15 runs in the proposed final match include two maximums.
Though Chris Gayle is yet to announce his retirement finally, media reports are abuzz that he will bid goodbye to the game as he is 42 now. Across the platforms, he left his mark and smashed the bowlers in his long and glorious career.
Chris Gayle established himself as one of the destructive batsmen in the modern area by punishing the bowlers. In his glorious career, Chris Gayle smashed more than 7,000 test runs and recorded more than 12,000 runs across the formats. He has been a part of the West Indies team for over two decades.
Hinting at bidding goodbye to the international career, Chris Gayle presented his gloves to a fan present at the stadium while heading towards the dressing room after his quick 15 in today's match.
His gestures and body language while going to the pavilion hinted at his retirement. When he was walking back, he lifted his bat amid cheers and a standing ovation from the players hinting at his final goodbye to the international team. His 15 runs in the proposed final match include two maximums.
Though Chris Gayle is yet to announce his retirement finally, media reports are abuzz that he will bid goodbye to the game as he is 42 now. Across the platforms, he left his mark and smashed the bowlers in his long and glorious career.
Chris Gayle established himself as one of the destructive batsmen in the modern area by punishing the bowlers. In his glorious career, Chris Gayle smashed more than 7,000 test runs and recorded more than 12,000 runs across the formats. He has been a part of the West Indies team for over two decades.
Hinting at bidding goodbye to the international career, Chris Gayle presented his gloves to a fan present at the stadium while heading towards the dressing room after his quick 15 in today's match.