India Couldn’t Stop Monster Chris Gayle | India’s Bowling Attack Gets DESTROYED

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cricketmax87   In the 4th ODI of the West Indies tour of India on November 15, 2002, Chris Gayle unleashed one of the most destructive innings of the tournament, tearing into the Indian bowling attack with breathtaking aggression. From almost the moment he walked to the crease, Gayle launched a brutal assault. The powerful left-hander attacked the Indian bowlers without hesitation, finding the boundary repeatedly and putting enormous pressure on the fielding side. Gayle reached his second century of the tournament and the third international century of his career, continuing his extraordinary run of form. But reaching three figures wasn't enough. Gayle kept attacking and eventually powered his way to a magnificent 140 from 127 balls. The Indian bowling attack struggled to contain him as Gayle repeatedly found the boundary and took the game away from the bowlers. Eventually, after an exhausting and destructive innings, Gayle attempted another big stroke. The shot didn't come off, and Murali Kartik completed the catch at long-off. It was the end of a spectacular innings — but Gayle had already done enormous damage. This innings showed the incredible power that would eventually make Chris Gayle one of the most feared power hitters in world cricket. If you love Chris Gayle, classic India vs West Indies cricket, old ODI matches, 2000s cricket and legendary batting performances, this is a match you don't want to miss! 👍 Like the video, share it with fellow cricket fans, and subscribe to Cricket Max for more classic cricket matches, old ODI highlights, legendary performances and unforgettable cricket stories. #ChrisGayle #IndiaVsWestIndies #CricketMax #Highlights #INDvsWI