West Indies star batsman Chris Gayle has thanked India and its Prime Minister Narendra Modi for sending coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines to Jamaica. He has joined the list of several former and current West Indies cricketers who have thanked In▨dia for sending 50,000 doses of coronavirus vaccines to the Carꦡibbean nation.
“Honourable Prime Minister Modi, people of India and Government of India, I want to thank you for the donation of vaccine to Jamaica. We appreciate it, thank you so much. India I will be seeing you soon and thanks once again,” Gayle said ♔in a video shared by the official Twitter handle of꧃ the Indian High Commission in Jamaica.
Legendary Jamaican & WI Cricketer thankꦓs PM , the People and Government of for the gift of Vaccine to
— India in Jamaica (@hcikingston)
“The Universe Boss,” tweeted the Indian High Commission showing pictures of R. Masakui – the High Commissioner of India – and Gayle having a candid chat at the office.
The Universe Boss! called on High Commis💜sioner Shri R. Masakui at today.
He💙 thanked for gifting the Vaccines to and shared how much he loves being in India. wishes Chris Gayle all the very best for 2021.
— India in Jamaica (@hcikingston)
On the work front, Gayle will be in India for IPL 2021 starting from April 9. After conquering the Bengaluru crowd for Royal Challengers Bangalore, Gayle made a quiet move to Punjab Kings (formerly Kings XI Punjab) in 2018 and made an instant impact with another strong season that included a century against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH).
Gayle had a fine season in 2020 where he was on the verge of getting hꦰis 7th IPL century b🐲ut got out on 99. He struck 3 half-centuries and scored a total of 288 runs from 210 balls that he faced. Could this be his last season in IPL? Well probably, but he is sure to summon a “Gaylestorm” in India.
