Chris Gayle has suggested that he will now retire after India's tour to West Indies, which is scheduled to begin in August.

Gayle has had a roller-coaster ride in the last two decades for West Indies cricket when the performance of the assortment of islands reached an all-time nadir.

West Indies' opening batsman Chris Gayle is set to retire from international cricket after the home test series against India.

West Indies' star batsman Chris Gayle had his own way of showing support for the mega-clash between India and Pakistan in Manchester.

Chris Gayle scored a trademark fifty off just 33 balls against Pakistan while Andre Russell took 2/4 from his 3 overs as West Indies won by 7 wickets in their 2019 World Cup opener.

Brathwaite feels others must step up to the plate as the 1975 and 1979 winners go in search of their third World Cup trophy.

At 35, the World Cup 2019 could be Ross Taylor's final WC bow but he says if his body allows he may still be playing in another showpiece event.

West Indian opener Chris Gayle believes that he still terrorizes the bowlers around the world.

Mayank Agarwal had a great few months and in an exclusive interview with IndiaTV, he revealed a few aspects of living through it.

The West Indian explosive batsman was impressive for the Kings XI Punjab in the Indian Premier League this year.

The West Indies cricket board has named Chris Gayle the deputy to Jason Holder for World Cup 2019.

KL Rahul had another successful season with the bat for Kings XI Punjab and his opening partner Chris Gayle had words of appreciation for the Indian batsman.

David Warner and Kagiso Rabada, both of whom, have left to join their national teams, remain on top of the tree after some incredible performances in the 12 games each they played.

Chris Gayle was with the Tallawahs from 2013 to 2016, winning the title with them twice in that time.

Having put that phase behind, Rahul let his bat do the talking and alongside his Kings XI Punjab teammate Gayle, forged one of the most destructive opening combinations in the ongoing IPL. 

In the current season of IPL, the race for the Orange Cap is wide open, despite David Warner leading the charts with 517 runs. Warner's unavailability in the later stages might present a chance to other players to grab the top position.

MS Dhoni became the third player overall and first Indian to hit 200 sixes in IPL history.

Overall, West Indies opening batsman Chris Gayle tops the charts as he has scored 12640 runs from 370 innings at an average of 38.94.

The likes of Andre Russell, Chris Gayle, Shimron Hetmyer and Alzarri Joseph will not be playing in the May 5-17 tournament where the two other teams are hosts Ireland and Bangladesh.

While Kohli and AB de Villiers have shown glimpses of their brilliance, the team's dependence on the pair and pathetic bowling displays have let them down.