Jamaica Scorpions’ skipper Chris Gayle

SUPER50 BOSS: Jamaica Scorpions’ skipper Chris Gayle is given a guard of honour by his teammates and the Barbados Pride outfit prior to the start of their Group B match in the CWI Regional Super50 Cup at Kensington Oval, Barbados, last Saturday.—Photo: CWI Media

Superstar Chris Gayle fittingly lowered the curtain on his domestic 50-overs career with an audacious hundred as Jamaica Scorpions brushed aside Barbados Pride by 33 runs in their Group B clash of the Regional Super50 on Saturday.

Playing at Kensington Oval in his 356th List A match, the 39-year-old plundered 122 off 114 deliveries as Scorpions were dismissed for 226 in the 48th over. 

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