JOHNSON?CHARLES may not be as well known as his illustrious West Indies opening partner Chris Gayle, but the St Lucian right-hander is putting in some extra work as he prepares for next month’s ICC World Champions Trophy in England.
Here, Charles, who scored back-to-back centuries in his last two ODIs versus Australia and Zimbabwe, is pictured driving through the offside during a net session at the West Indies’ training camp at the 3Ws Oval yesterday. (Picture by Shaka Mayers.)
Charles getting in stride
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