Chris Gayle  

Cricketers Virat Kohli and Chris Gayle have played against each other, and have played with each other, on the cricket field. But off it, the two are very good friends, who can pull off some fun

India took a 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series against West Indies after Virat Kohli’s 42nd ODI hundred while Chris Gayle broke Brian Lara’s record. In volleyball, India bagged a silver at Asia Under-23 championships. All these and more in MyNation’s Sportstop weekly sports review show (August 5 to 11)

Chris Gayle was out in the 11th over after scoring four off 31 deliveries in an agonisingly slow knock. He had come into the match 12 runs short of Brian Lara's 10,405 ODI runs, the most by a West Indies batsman. Later, the match was called off

“I remember in 2007 we went to New Zealand for an U-19 Test match. Kane played a back foot shot off one of our fast bowlers, who was quick, and I remember standing in slips and telling guys, 'I have never seen anyone play a shot like that.' He was special,” Virat Kohli on Kane Williamson at the ICC World Cup 2019

A pair of tantalising landmarks were within reach of Chris Gayle. Brian Lara’s record number of one-day runs for the West Indies would be beaten with a score of 18. If he reached 47 he would overhaul Lara as the Windies’ record run-getter in World Cups

From Pakistan winning the World Cup match against New Zealand to Chris Gayle all set to retire from international cricket, watch Sportstop

Opening batsman Chris Gayle on Wednesday (June 26) declared himself as one of the West Indies greats and said he will come out of ODI retirement to play the home series against India. On the eve of the India-West Indies World Cup 2019 match in Manchester, Gayle said he will continue to play after the ICC showpiece event. Earlier, he had announced ODI retirement in February. Gayle also spoke about West Indies cricket’s future and the youngsters who are likely to make a big impact.

At the ICC World Cup 2019, Chris Gayle was asked about the future of West Indies cricket and he gave his views. He chose three youngsters who could have a big impact on the team

'Well, we need two points, definitely. It's an important game for us. And there's still a slim chance for us to actually qualify. But anything's possible. And going up against India, it's always going to be a challenge,' said Chris Gayle ahead India-West Indies game at the ICC World Cup 2019

India and West Indies will face off in the World Cup 2019 on Thursday (June 27) and ahead of the game, Chris Gayle said he will come out of ODI retirement

London: The ICC World Cup 2019 in England and Wales is a platform where world’s best cricketers ply their trade. Fans across the globe have descended on the United Kingdom to witness their heroes performing with bat, ball and on the field. Over the course of six weeks, memorable moments will emerge just like in the previous 11 editions of the ODI World Cup since 1975. In this year’s quadrennial showpiece event (May 30 to July 14), these cricketers could be the game changers. MyNation lists out the players to watch out for.

Nottingham: Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc was lucky against West Indies as the umpire failed to spot his no-ball and the very next ball he dismissed Chris Gayle. The ICC World Cup 2019 match between the two sides on June 6, was marred by umpiring errors. After the team’s 15-run victory, Starc interacted with journalists. Starc starred with the ball by taking five wickets. With India and Australia set to face off on Sunday (June 9), Starc spoke about the contest and bowling to Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and other batsmen.

Michael Holding, who was commentating on the Australia-West Indies ICC World Cup 2019 game, said on air, 'I am sorry but the umpiring in this game has been atrocious'. Dean Jones made a suggestion of having three on-field umpires

West Indies captain Jason Holder is confident the five-day rest between the win against Pakistan in their ICC World Cup 2019 opener and the match with Australia will be enough for Chris Gayle and Andre Russell to be fully fit

Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni and Chris Gayle tower over the rest of the players at the ICC World Cup 2019. The trio holds a unique record. All eyes will be on them as the 10-team tournament starts in England on May 30