It was a very tense battle but the Guyanese, especially Johnson, Reifer and Permaul
displayed nerves of steel and supreme confidence in their own abilities
to surmount all pressure and obstacles.
Permaul struck a six and then the winning boundary and sparked wild celebrations among the Guyanese
as they registered a nail-biting one wicket victory with only one delivery remaining.
"It's very pleasing to get a hundred in my last 50-over game for Jamaica, it's something I will always cherish," Gayle said.
"To lead the team to a win makes it more special.
It's been a pleasure representing my country, more so captaining them. I'm thankful and grateful to be standing here aged 39 and still get a century
in my last game for Jamaica."