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Chris Gayle is a famous cricket player from Jamaica.

Two views of Chris Gayle
Two views of Chris Gayle

He played for the West Indies for many years. People call him a great hitter. He is known for hitting the ball very far. This is called hitting a six.

Two views of Chris Gayle (48020785077)
Two views of Chris Gayle (48020785077)

Gayle has set many big records. He is the only player to score a triple hundred in Test cricket. He also scored a double hundred in ODI cricket. He even scored a hundred in T20I cricket. This makes him very special in the sport. He has hit more than 1,000 sixes in T20 cricket. He also scored more than 14,000 runs in that same format.

Gayle helped the West Indies win big trophies. His teams won the 2012 and 2016 World Twenty20 titles. He can also bowl. He uses a right-arm off-break spin. This means he turns the ball with his fingers. He even had heart surgery to stay healthy. This helped him keep playing for a long time. He is a hero to many fans.

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