Chris Gayle says

Wian Mulder’s career-defaulting 367* Zimbabwe in Bulawayo in Zimbabwe may dug up its name in South African record books, but it has divided opinions in the cricket world. While many people praised the unscrupulous announcement of the all-rounder, just 33 runs lower than the world record of Brian Lara’s 400*, West Indies veteran Chris Gayle is not among them.

Mulder, captaining South Africa for the first time, was declared at 626/5 after the first session of 2 days after reaching its triple hundred in 297 balls, the second fastest in the test history. He later said that he did not want to break Lara’s record “out of honor” for the great of the West Indies. However, Gayle believes that the Mulders once missed out on a lifetime opportunity and even said that the all-rounder “got nervous.”

“You have blown it a big time” – Gayle

Speaking talksportThe self-declared ‘Universe Boss’ was not back. ,If I can get a chance to get 400, I will get 400“Gayle said.”At any time you get this kind of chance, you try and make the best of it. Come on, you are at 367, automatically you will have to take a chance on record. ,

Gayle, who himself came close with Sri Lanka in 2010 with 333, felt that the Mulder was nervous under the moment pressure. “Maybe he got nervous, he did not know what to do. If you want to become a legend, how are you going to be a legend? Records come with a legend being a legend.”

“I think it was an error from her side, try to try and go to get it. But listen, this is to get 400 runs in a test match in a lifetime. Come on, young, you have given it a big time! ,

The feat of the glitter came to the 12th position in the world from Zimbabwe, which some critics suggested that its importance could be reduced. But Gayle rejected that argument. “It doesn’t matter to the opponent, if you find 100 against any team, it is a test century. If you get a double or triple, 400, then this is Test cricket. This is the last game.,