Sammy feels he still has something to offer to West Indies cricket
"International cricket is where I started. My love for West Indies will always be there. But I can't control what is going on right now. I think I've contributed to West Indies cricket and I still think I have something to offer," he told The Times of India.
"It's not something that I am going to be chasing right now. I've accepted it and I'll continue to render my services if needed," he said.
Under Sammy's leadership, West Indies won the T20 World Cup in 2012 and 2016.
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