Chris Gayle, living it large, scoring nothing ... again.

[howzdat]

300th post by howzdat on Wed Jul 01, 2015 11:20 pm. 14884 Views

blessed child is datz how ah tell unu Triple Centurty replies to rahtid ...Chris Gayle, living it large, scored like World Boss again .... but Chris Gayle, living it large, scoring nothing ... again soon reach his highest score

Jamaica won the match by ten wickets, with ten overs to spare, with Gayle hitting 90 not out from just 36 balls, including nine sixes and six boundaries!

SO yeah, Chris scored 90 not out and so ...

PS: howzdat disclaimer did tell allyuh a long time ago dat is crazy all unu stark raving bonkers to be entertaining a loon like howzdat by pretending to read this make believe

[mikesiva]

We always appreciate your interpretations, howzdat....

Just for good measure:

It was a more sedate Gayle this time around, scoring 72 not out off 54 balls, including six boundaries and two sixes, as Jamaica won with an over to spare.

[mikesiva]

A Gayle storm blew through Jamaica last night, as the hosts hammered St Lucia by nine wickets with four overs to spare. First, Pietersen hit 83 not out from 57 balls, but he did not receive much support, as Santokie took two wickets. And then Jamaica openers Chadwick Walton, 76 off just 48 balls, and Chris Gayle, 64 not out off just 42 balls, romped home to an easy victory.

[Googley]

another Gayle storm passed by last night and took out the TnT Steel Wools!!!!

[Gils]

Either 300 or 333, is who, exactly, dem com fi see...

5 YEAR VISION OF THE CHRIS GAYLE ACADEMY IN JAMAICA

•To inspire 3,000 children to stay in school and make the most of their education in Jamaica
•To support 200 children to return to school in Jamaica
•To work closely with The Change Foundation to develop the capacity of The Chris Gayle Foundation to deliver high quality social impact programmes using cricket.
•To share the expertise we develop in using cricket to motivate children to make the most of their education with other countries in the Caribbean region

Both the London and Kingston programmes will be delivered through a series of year round, weekly, community based cricket based education sessions, cricket festivals with strong educational messaging and employability workshops and work placements.

Speaking on the 1st anniversary of the foundation and Graduation of 20 students over the last twelve months Gayle said

"It is an overwhelming feeling to see a passion and a vision that I hold very close to my heart come to life," he said. "I am extremely proud of the dedication of the young men who participated and the tenacity and hard work of the coaching and technical teams who supported them in making our first year a resounding success.

"This represents a new era for the development of cricket in Jamaica and I anticipate that as we enter our second year, we will be able to accept more persons into the programme and make an even stronger impact," added Gayle.

"I believe that with more support the talent of youngsters who may be challenged because of socio-economic factors but have a passion for playing cricket, can be unearthed as they benefit from training programmes such as the one offered by the academy. It is for that reason we have decided to host a graduation paired with a fundraising dinner and auction, where we hope to raise additional funds to pump into the programme."

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[howzdat]

I reckon is not a "who fuh see" business but rather a l k howzdat mek a fool of himself again and again and again enterprise.

Anyway congratulations Mr Gayle. May you feel the force over after over after over


Yours Sincerely


datzhow
(your one-man fan-club)

PS: Now aint dat how to be one baaaad asssss mutha funka pon de decks .... and it's natural as natural can be Howzdat, often derided but never, ever contrived. Chris Gayle, living it large, scoring nothing ... again.


Yours more Sincerely


howzdat
(your one-man band & fan-club & incorrigible disc jokey)

[mikesiva]

another Gayle storm passed by last night and took out the TnT Steel Wools!!!!

In front of a massive crowd, including reggae dancehall stars Bennie Man and Bounty Killer, Chris Gayle hammered 105 from 57 balls, the first century of the 2015 CPL, including six boundaries and nine sixes, as Jamaica crushed Trinidad by 50 runs.

[howzdat]

another Gayle storm passed by last night and took out the TnT Steel Wools!!!!

In front of a massive crowd, including reggae dancehall stars Bennie Man and Bounty Killer, Chris Gayle hammered 105 from 57 balls, the first century of the 2015 CPL, including six boundaries and nine sixes, as Jamaica crushed Trinidad by 50 runs.

See it deh, is datz how self seh dat Chris Gayle, living it large, scoring like a Legend!!!!

(I & I hafi seh dat there is something about the Jamaican character dat is sheer full-blown box office. Lawd have His Mercy Lyrics yes: "Legends of the game of getting gal & mekking cheddar")

Respect to the Don-A-Gorgon no matter is how he swag as an openher cos at the the end of the day is he who mekking this topic be how it is Chris Gayle, living it large, scoring like a Legend!!!!

[howzdat]

Either 300 or 333, is who, exactly, dem com fi see...

Melbourne RenegadesVerified account (‏@RenegadesBBL)
News: the rules have changed so @henrygayle can wear TRIPLE digits in @BBL. It's what happens when you're #WorldBoss

... not to mention it's what happens when the corporates scent a monetization opportunity. Is how many tens of thousands shirts the Aussie public gonna have pon they backs as they swagger around the outback And worldwide

More than 308 and more 333 I am absolutely sure. Perhaps they target 1,685,845 and more besides.

Chris Gayle living it large, World Bossing it fuh sure.

308 14980 on Tue Jul 14, 2015 8:11 am

[mikesiva]

Either 300 or 333, is who, exactly, dem com fi see...

5 YEAR VISION OF THE CHRIS GAYLE ACADEMY IN JAMAICA

•To inspire 3,000 children to stay in school and make the most of their education in Jamaica
•To support 200 children to return to school in Jamaica
•To work closely with The Change Foundation to develop the capacity of The Chris Gayle Foundation to deliver high quality social impact programmes using cricket.
•To share the expertise we develop in using cricket to motivate children to make the most of their education with other countries in the Caribbean region

Both the London and Kingston programmes will be delivered through a series of year round, weekly, community based cricket based education sessions, cricket festivals with strong educational messaging and employability workshops and work placements.

Speaking on the 1st anniversary of the foundation and Graduation of 20 students over the last twelve months Gayle said

"It is an overwhelming feeling to see a passion and a vision that I hold very close to my heart come to life," he said. "I am extremely proud of the dedication of the young men who participated and the tenacity and hard work of the coaching and technical teams who supported them in making our first year a resounding success.

"This represents a new era for the development of cricket in Jamaica and I anticipate that as we enter our second year, we will be able to accept more persons into the programme and make an even stronger impact," added Gayle.

"I believe that with more support the talent of youngsters who may be challenged because of socio-economic factors but have a passion for playing cricket, can be unearthed as they benefit from training programmes such as the one offered by the academy. It is for that reason we have decided to host a graduation paired with a fundraising dinner and auction, where we hope to raise additional funds to pump into the programme."

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Chris Gayle is doing what the wicb should be doing....

the wicb has failed spectacularly to develop cricket in Jamaica. Thanks to Gayle and his academy....

it makes you wonder what is the point of staying in this dysfunctional West Indies.