With the 2022 ICC Men's T20 World Cup booked to be held in Australia, brave hitter Chris Gayle made a major declaration concerning whether he will highlight in the show-stopper occasion for West Indies. Addressing ESPNCricinfo, Gayle expressed that he would be in Australia for the competition yet it very well may be as an observer rather than as a player. The 42-year-old additionally indicated that fans would likely never see him play for West Indies in worldwide cricket again. When inquired as to whether he would be available in Australia for the competition, Gayle's first answer was humorous as he derided the questioner. He joked, "To do what? To move?" "I will be in Australia without a doubt, I will be in Australia. Since I haven't been there for at some point and the World Cup will be in Australia. So I will be there. You know, it may require some additional work. Sit in the stands, have a chilly one and say Hi folks, I'm here. I ain't leaving. No doubt about it I am anticipating it", he said. Uncovering his likely arrangements, he proceeded, "It's suspicious you will see me playing for West Indies again in worldwide cricket". Gayle likewise referenced with regards to his goodbye match and said that it very well may be against Ireland. "We have something arranged against Ireland. I'm simply trusting that the board will finish things. Also, when we see a date, we would discover what's going on . It ought to be back home in Jamaica, Sabina Park. Last global run so I'm anticipating it", he expressed.