West Indies batsman Chris Gayle says he wants to carry on playing until he is 45 and he is available for selection for this year's Twenty20 World Cup.
The 40-year-old announced his retirement baover from one-day internationals in February but reversed his decision after the World Cup.
Gayle has not played an ODI since his 301st game for West Indies against India in August 2019.
"I am sure I am getting younger as the days go on," Gayle said.
Gayle took a break from cricket at the end of 2019 and was not involved in West Indies' recent ODI series win over Ireland.
He is currently in Bangladesh to play in their sagame domestic Twenty20 league.
"Forty-five is a good number. Let's target 45. I think that's a good number," he said.