MELBOURNE: West Indies famous cricketer Chris Gayle has farewelled the Big Bash League for this summer and international media claimed that this left-handed batsman will not play Big Bash League (BBL) in future.
Gayle also declared himself a league-builder in the Twenty20 format and said that if he had played his last BBL innings his “memory with the fans will live on forever”.
Chris decided to use the social media as platform to express his feelings. On his official account Instagram, he said that “Ppl think I may have played my last innings in Aus but my memory with the fans will live on forever!!” Gayle wrote. “I build leagues around the world and Big Bash is one of them … ‘Give the ppl what they want’.”
It is important to mention here that, Chris Gayle smashed fifty from 12 balls for the Melbourne Renegades in the Big Bash League on Monday to equal India’s Yuvraj Singh’s record for the fastest half-century in Twenty20 cricket.
Left-hander Yuvraj achieved the feat against England in a group match at the inaugural World Twenty20 in 2007 in South Africa, smashing fast bowler Stuart Broad for six sixes in one over.
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