England opener Alastair Cook found himself in hot water with coach Peter Moores for saying his sole motivation for travelling to Antigua was the cash on offer. But how might Cook or his Stanford Superstars counterpart Chris Gayle spend their winnings should his team come out on top? Gayle, a man who knows how to enjoy himself, would find himself trousering 72 million Jamaican dollars. That would be enough to hire Bajan R&B star Rihanna to play at his post-match celebration party, buy 12,222 bottles of Moet et Chandon vintage champagne or pick up 489,780 cans of Red Stripe, depending on whether he can be bothered negotiating a bulk discount or not. England's players, however, have been warned by Kevin Pietersen not to act like "clowns" should they win. So a more sensible Cook could use his �550,000 to buy 5,188 Gray-Nicolls cricket bats for disadvantaged children, 220 roll-out artificial pitches or 22,400 sets of stumps and bails. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites |
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