Chris Gayle, the West Indies captain, has said his team will look to score at least another 50 runs on the fifth day of the deciding Test at McLean Park to extend their advantage. Gayle ended his three-year century drought with an unbeaten 146 and steered his team to a lead of 214 with three second-innings wickets in hand.
"I will be looking to come back tomorrow and push on to see how many more I can get," Gayle said. "We still have three wickets in hand so I will be looking for as many as possible.
"We would probably look for another 50 runs and build from that. The pitch is still good for batting so we won't be taking anything for granted."
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