Roston Chase says West Indies on verge of Test revival after India defeat

ByEnigma 808

West Indies captain Roston Chase sees his team’s performance in the second Test against India as a sign of progress in red-ball cricket. Despite losing the match by seven wickets, Chase praised his players for their resilience, with John Campbell and Shai Hope scoring centuries. He believes this performance can boost the team’s confidence and help them grow as a Test nation.

Chase emphasized the need for his team to adapt to different playing conditions and improve their batting consistency. He also highlighted the importance of longer opportunities for players to adjust to international cricket. Chase remains hopeful that West Indies cricket will continue to improve and remain the top sport in the Caribbean.

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