Roston Chase Says He Failed to Lead From the Front in NZ Series
West Indies Test captain Roston Chase admitted he “let the team down” with his performance in the 2-0 Test series defeat to New Zealand.
New Zealand sealed the series with a crushing 323-run win in Mount Maunganui after victory in Wellington and a draw in Christchurch. Chase scored just 42 runs across six innings and claimed only three wickets, acknowledging he failed to lead by example despite motivating his teammates verbally. While praising the bowlers’ effort and highlighting three centuries as positives, Chase said both he and the batting group must improve significantly to restore West Indies’ competitiveness in Test cricket.
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