Call him Slamming Sammy. Or even Dancing Darren.
Both were quite fitting for the West Indies skipper yesterday, after he showed the kind of destructive power he had been warning the cricketing world all about earlier this week.
Sammy clobbered two sixes in consecutive balls off the West Indies’ last-over win over Australia, as the regional side completed their largest ever Twenty20 chase, reaching 179 to keep their semi-final and championship repeat hopes alive in the World T20 Championships in Bangladesh.
Darren delivers
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