Sunil Narine has ruled out an international comeback during the upcoming T20 World Cup in the Caribbean and the USA. The Kolkata Knight Riders opener, who last played for the West Indies in August 2019 and reported his retirement in November 2023, had prodded a re-visitation of the public crease subsequent to scoring his most memorable T20 hundred this IPL season. "What will be will be nevertheless we should see what's on the horizon," he had told the telecaster in a sideline talk when gotten some information about the possibility of playing for the West Indies once more. It had prompted West Indies chief Rovman Powell additionally conceding how he had been "murmuring in the ears" of Narine to emerge from retirement for right around a year. In any case, presently in a proclamation through KKR, Narine has tended to theories about his worldwide return and conceded how that "entryway is currently shut". "I'm really complimented and lowered that my exhibitions as of late have moved many individuals to openly communicate their desire for me to emerge from retirement and play in the impending T20 World Cup," Narine said in the articulation. "I experience pursued harmony with that choice and while I never wish to frustrate, that entryway is currently shut and I will be supporting the folks who take the field in June for West Indies. Folks who have buckled down for the beyond couple of months and have the right to show our great fans that they are fit for bringing home another championship - I want you to enjoy all that life has to offer," he added.