Global sports icons from Tiger Woods to West Indies cricketers like Chris Gayle and Darren Sammy have come out to speak openly against the racism faced by people of colour throughout the world.
Sammy took to social media and called out International Cricket Council (ICC) and other cricket boards to speak out on the matter as according to him, "injustice" like this happens all around the world.
Darren Sammy will be conferred with honorary citizenship and the highest civilian honor by Pakistan for his role in bringing top-flight cricket back to the country.
In the latest developments, Sammy's application of honorary citizenship has been forwarded to the president of the country.
As another decade comes to an end, we take a look at eleven players who stood out in the shortest format of the game. Here is our T20I XI of the decade
Meanwhile, Destructive West Indies batsman Chris Gayle echoed Sammy's views and termed the punishment served to the players as "harsh".
The likes of Kevin Pietersen, Brett Lee, Dean Jones and Anil Kumble have praised the beautiful and talented lady for being such a great host during the 11th edition of IPL.
The leading ladies of Bollywood will join Star Sports Select Dugout experts Binga Brett Lee and Darren Sammy in a fun-filled episode of Kent Cricket Live.
The World XI includes five players from South Africa, three from Australia, two from the West Indies, and one each from Bangladesh, England, New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
Dwayne Bravo, Chris Gayle and Darren Sammy have taken potshots at the selection committee one day after being overlooked for the ODI series involving Australia and South Africa
Castries (St.Lucia): The West Indies T20 cricket captain Darren Sammy has expressed delight at the decision of the St. Lucia government to re-name the Beausejour Cricket Ground after him following the exploits of the team
London: Former England cricketer Mark Nicholas today tendered an unconditional apology to victorious West Indies captain Darren Sammy and his players for his comments that the cricketers from the Caribbean are "short of brains". An
West Indies captain Darren Sammy today insisted that his side would be no pushover in the World Twenty20 semifinal clash against India tomorrow even though it seems like a "David vs Goliath contest".
Bengaluru: Mumbai Indians might be low in confidence after their four successive defeats but RCB allrounder Darren Sammy said they are not going to take their rivals lightly and will look to play fearless cricket
Wellington, New Zealand: The West Indies' sportsmanship in the lead-up to Saturday's Cricket World Cup quarterfinal against New Zealand proves the adage that many a true word is spoken in jest.The tone of the West
Wellington, New Zealand: West Indies opening batsman Chris Gayle has undergone scans on his injured back and should be ready to play in the team's World Cup quarterfinal against New Zealand on Saturday, allrounder Darren
New Delhi: World Cup is such a big stage where fortune of teams largely depends on some of their star players. So far some stars have lived up to their reputation be it Brendon McCullum,
Perth: Senior West Indies all-rounder Darren Sammy said his team would really need to perform out of their skins to beat India in the group league encounter of the ICC Cricket World Cup at WACA
Nelson (New Zealand): Former one-day captain Darren Sammy has warned his teammates that their campaign in the ICC World Cup will be short lived unless they begin to execute properly in all three aspects of
Nelson (New Zealand): West Indian batsman Darren Sammy and Ireland bowler John Mooney have been fined 30 per cent of their match fee for using obscene language in separate incidents during their World Cup preliminary
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