Chris Gayle Plans Mega Comeback [Source: AFP]West Indies legend Chris Gayle could be heading back to the Bangladesh Premier League, with the veteran reportedly keen to return to the tournament. The possibility of another BPL appearance has emerged after a conversation with former Bangladesh cricketer Imrul Kayes, who shared details of their interaction at the World Championship of Legends. Chris Gayle's interest has sparked fresh excitement among fans who remember his explosive performances and the lasting impact he made during his previous appearances in the competition.ALSO READMontreal Warriors Icons Co-Owners Rashid Ali Khan and Nardeep Dhanoa Share Vision for NCLGT20 FranchiseChris Gayle expresses desire to return to Bangladesh Premier LeagueImrul Kayes has revealed that Gayle enquired about the current state of the BPL during their conversation at the World Championship of Legends. Speaking to Cricfrenzy, the former Bangladesh batter said the West Indies star was enthusiastic about playing in the tournament again if an opportunity came his way.“Gayle asked me about the current situation of the BPL. I asked him whether he would play in the tournament, and he said he definitely wanted to,” Imrul told Cricfrenzy.According to Imrul, Gayle also reflected positively on his time in Bangladesh, expressing his fondness for the competition and its host city. The former Bangladesh international suggested that the league could return on a larger scale next year, potentially creating an opportunity for the veteran T20 batter to feature again.“Gayle said he enjoys the BPL and has always liked Dhaka. I told him that perhaps the BPL would return on a bigger scale next year,” Imrul added.Chris Gayle's memorable BPL career with Rangpur RidersGayle first appeared in the BPL in 2012, representing Barisal Burners, before delivering one of the tournament's most memorable campaigns with Rangpur Riders in 2017.The left-handed power-hitter produced a remarkable performance in the final against Dhaka Dynamites, smashing an unbeaten 146 off just 69 deliveries. His innings featured 18 sixes and powered Rangpur to the championship, cementing his place in the league's history.Gayle ended that edition with 485 runs, the highest total in the tournament, and earned the Player of the Tournament award for his outstanding contribution.A potential return to the BPL would give fans the prospect of seeing the veteran batter back in a competition where he has already delivered some unforgettable moments. For now, however, his reported desire to play again remains the key development, with no official confirmation of a comeback.ALSO READBatters With Most T20I Century Against India
