Chris Gayle of the West Indies made 15 off nine balls against Australia in the Twenty20 World Cup on Saturday, likely his final innings in national colors.
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Gayle, 42, smashed two sixes before chopping a Pat Cummins delivery onto his stumps as he walked back with his bat raised and a standing ovation from his Abu Dhabi teammates.
The self-styled “universe boss” has not yet announced his retirement, but he is unlikely to play for the West Indies, who failed to defend their title this year.
Gayle, a left-handed batsman who can bowl off-spin, has amassed over 12,000 runs in white-ball cricket, including 27 centuries, since making his debut in a one-day international in 1999.
He has also appeared in 103 Tests, scoring 7,214 runs at an average of more than 42 and a high of 333.
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