West Indies team went all hypo after beating Australia in super10 stage of ICC World Twenty20. Chris Gayle fell down on his back in a style and then started running around on the ground and doing gangnam style, Australian coach Darren Lehman wasn't happy with it at all. However, after defeating Pakistan in the final league match and qualifying for semi final, West Indians didn't celebrate the way they did before. It was really quiet, peaceful and executed respectfully. Shane Warne was seen giving advice to Imran Tahir for match against India, he was in Dhaka on commentary duties and should have stayed away from other teams.
Here is a copy paste of what Bravo said, "Australia was a bit heated for us and I'm sure you know why. That was a very important game for us and we wanted to prove to ourselves and prove a point to the Australians that at the end of the day, we're all cricketers, all human beings, we play this game, we should respect each other, we're soon going to finish and cricket's going to go on. It's important that we leave our legacy as players, not only West Indian players but cricketers. We have young kids looking up to us, so I don't see the sense in trying to sledge the opposition, that actually gets us going. West Indies is a team that you should try not to upset, we don't step on anyone, we play hard, we play with a smile on our face, we compete fairly, whether we win or lose it doesn't matter, as long as we have a good game. The Australians, they just deserve what they get."
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