Perth: The calypso kings received a rockstar welcome here at the James Street Amphitheatre with song, dance and alcohol flowing akin to the runs from Chris Gayle's bat against Zimbabwe (where he hammered a 147-ball 215 in West Indies' second World Cup encounter in Canberra) recently.


Chris Gayle joins an artist from an Australia-based Caribbean band on stage at the James Street Amphitheatre. Pics/Ashwin Ferro 

Gayle was the entertainer-in-chief here too as he sang and danced on stage along with an Australia-based Caribbean band. As though that was not enough, Gayle even got his Jamaican teammate Andre Russell to sing for the 500-odd crowd who were present at the Western Australian Tourism-organised event.