The West Indies senior opening batsman Chris Gayle has made peace with his country's Cricket Board and declared himself available for international play again after a year-long dispute.
Gayle has scrapped his deal with the English county Somerset to make himself available for his country, 12 months after launching a verbal attack on the West Indies Board in a radio interview.
The 32 year old left hander, currently playing for Bangalore in the Indian Premier League, won't be involved in the West Indies 3-test series against England starting in a fortnight, but he's hoping to be part of the one dayers and a Twenty20 international following the tests.
