Cricket Country Staff
Editorial team of CricketCountry.
Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Jun 13, 2016, 08:50 PM (IST)
Edited: Jun 13, 2016, 08:54 PM (IST)
Looks like West Indies cricketers are star struck by India’s glamorous world. With Dwayne Bravo earlier showing interest to enter Bollywood. He did appear in ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ which was later followed by Chris Gayle making appearance in the show as well in following week. As they are known for their glamor factor off the field as well with their champion dance, they would love to execute the same on stage as well. Very soon this will be reality if reports are to be believed that the makers of ‘Jhalak Dikh Laja’ are keen to rope in Gayle for the upcoming season. We don’t know if he’s going to be a full-on participant on the show yet or just a special guest in one episode, but either way, it should be a treat for fans to watch him belt out some amazing dance steps. ALSO READ: Chris Gayle reveals details of Vijay Mallya’s mansion in Goa
Last season saw Irfan Pathan as part of the show and shaking his leg with the choreographer. Cricketers like Sanath Jayasuriya and Sreesanth have also been part of the show earlier. Recently, Gayle revealed his stay with Vijay Mallya in his mansion when he joined Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) initially. He revealed the entire conversation on his autobiography “Six Machine: I Don’t Like Cricket…I Love It“, published by Penguin Random House. ALSO READ: Chris Gayle: Was victim of ‘double standards’ in sexism row
Gayle also visited Premier League Club, Manchester United’s stadium, Old Trafford on Monday and the Jamaican shared a picture of him holding a scarf of the Premier League club with a caption, “Meeting went well with the new manager…once I get my terms then I will sign with @manchesterunited ⚽️ #SixMachine.” Gayle shared the picture on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Gayle is enjoying every sphere of life.
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