Chris Gayle 'celebrates' one year of 'don't blush baby' comment, advises Aussies to lighten up

West Indies' explosive batsman Chris Hayle was ejected from the Australian Big Bash League (BBL) last year after his ‘sexist’ “Don’t blush baby” comment aimed at Channel 10 host Mel McLaughlin. Though the controversial cricketer was condemned and fined Aus $10,000 at that time,  the-then Melbourne Renegades player didn't find any takers in the eight-team BBL this season.

Here is the infamous incident where Gayle made those inappropriate remarks:

Not learning from his mistake, and wanting to further rub Aussies the wrong way, Gayle recently posted a video on Instagram apparently shot during a street festival showing him making “suggestive poses and simulates sex acts with a woman, understood to be his partner Natasha Berridge,” reports Guardian News Service.

He completed his act by accompanying a stinging tweet after the post, "“4th jan officially 1 year anniversary #DontBlushBaby - Australia lighten the phuck up!!!"

Here's Gayle's tweet:

4th Jan officially 1 year anniversary #DontBlushBaby - Australia, lighten the phuck Up!!!… https://t.co/GRoNrV6DNp

— Chris Gayle (@henrygayle) January 4, 2017

Well, after getting barred from the BBL, looks like Gayle's soon going to get barred from Australia altogether.