Sydney: West Indies swashbuckling opener Chris Gayle, who is known for living a chilled-out life off the pitch, has already left his mark and is on an exploring spree after the West Indies superstar landed in Sydney to prepare for the World Cup.
Following his arrival in Australia, Gayle posted snaps on social media of visiting stadium Australia shortly after touching down, cheering on the Socceroos as they won the Asian Cup final, exploring Darling Harbour and Bondi Beach and, of course, the inside of some nightclubs, News.com.au reported.
In fact, after Gayle enjoyed a good time partying and watching Asian Cup final, a lady policer caught the West Indian swashbuckler. Chris Gayle posted the picture of the duo on his Instagram account with the caption ‘Really hope I get the chance to meet Officer Annie again… No arrest was made. Such a nice pic together, next time lock me up and throw away the key. #CarefulWhatYouWishForChris’.
West Indies will open their World Cup campaign against Ireland on February 16 at Saxton Field in Nelson.
