Gayle yet to retire, eyes farewell game in Jamaica

Chris Gayle has emphasized that he hasn't resigned at this point from worldwide cricket. Theory on Gayle's future was overflowing on Saturday (November 6) after the batsman seemed to join Dwayne Bravo in closing down from worldwide cricket. Nonetheless, the incredible batsman has affirmed that he might want to bow out before his homegroup. "It's been an incredible vocation," Gayle said in a Facebook Live visit with ICC after West Indies' last match of the T20 World Cup. "I didn't report any retirement yet (on the off chance that) they really give me one game in Jamaica to go before my home group, then, at that point, I can say 'hello folks, much thanks.' "How about we see. If not, I'll report it. Long time and afterward I'll join DJ Bravo in the backend and express profound gratitude to each and everybody except I can't say that at this point. I was simply having some good times today. Set all that happened aside. I was simply collaborating with the fans in the stands and having a good time considering to be it will be my last World Cup game." Gayle likewise considered his long profession and uncovered that he has consistently been enthusiastic with regards to addressing West Indies on the global stage. "I need to offer gratitude to really be remaining here today, matured 42 as yet continuing forward," he said. "The vocation has been truly extraordinary. I've had a touch of hiccups to a great extent. I've shed blood, I've cried tears in West Indies cricket, and so on, one leg, one hand, I'm actually batting for West Indies. "It was a joy consistently to address West Indies, I'm exceptionally enthusiastic with regards to West Indies. It truly harms awful when we lose games and we don't get the outcome and the fans [are] so [much] all the more vital to me since I'm a performer. Whenever I don't find the opportunity to engage them it truly hurt me a great deal. You may not that see that articulation, I probably won't show those kind of feelings, however I'm destroyed inside for the fans, and particularly for this World Cup also." In spite of appearing to be a player who is accommodating here and there the field, Gayle called attention to that a great deal of difficult work has occurred in the background for him to have cut out an effective long profession. "I'm not really set in stone individual," he said. "I buckle down. A many individuals don't see the difficult work, however I buckle down peacefully. I'm an ability and I use it astutely. I grew up from nothing to something. "I had nothing, I didn't have the extravagance when I was growing up so I utilized those things to persuade me also. Start my vocation, 'Mum I'll get you a house', when I bring in the principal cash, I'll purchase a vehicle. Those are the things that make a big difference for you. With the solidness and the psychological strength I have, that brought me directly through 20-odd long stretches of playing for the West Indies and playing all throughout the planet too."