Roston Chase

Roston Lamar Chase, a tall offspin-bowling allrounder hailing from Barbados, has made a name for himself in the world of cricket.
Born on March 22, 1992, Chase has emerged as one of the most promising players in the West Indies cricket team.

Chase's journey to success began with his impressive performances in the 2015-16 Professional Cricket League.
He made a strong impact with both bat and ball, accumulating a staggering 710 runs in ten matches at an average of 59.16.
Additionally, he showcased his bowling skills by taking 23 wickets at an average of 17.26, including twin five-fors against Guyana.

Following his brilliant performance, Chase earned a spot in the West Indies Test team.
Making his debut against India in 2016, he quickly proved that he belonged on the international stage.
In just his second match, held at Sabina Park, Chase became only the fourth West Indian to achieve the remarkable feat of scoring a hundred and taking a five-wicket haul in a Test match.
He bowled tirelessly, ending with impressive figures of 5 for 121, and batted throughout the fifth day to secure an unbeaten 137, leading his team to an astonishing draw.

Chase continued to establish himself as a dependable player in both batting and bowling.
In 2017, he once again exhibited his exceptional skills during a match against Pakistan in Roseau.
Despite making an unbeaten 101, half of his team's total in the innings, they couldn't chase down a challenging target of 304.
However, it demonstrated Chase's ability to deliver under pressure.
Moreover, in the previous match, he had also scored a hundred in a crucial win for the West Indies.

The year 2019 marked another significant milestone for Chase.
He played a pivotal role in a momentous victory over England in Barbados by taking an eight-wicket haul and contributing 54 runs.
Although he experienced a slight dip in form in Test matches later that year, he came tantalizingly close to achieving his first ODI hundred in November, falling just six runs short as the West Indies chased down 195.

In the T20 format, Chase has chosen to stay close to home, primarily participating in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
He predominantly represents the St Lucia Kings and has competed in two finals, showcasing his versatility and adaptability as a player.

Roston Chase continues to make his mark in international cricket with his exceptional skills and consistent performances.
With his towering presence on the field, he not only provides a valuable contribution with his offspin bowling but also displays remarkable batting prowess.
As he progresses in his career, cricket enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the heights he will reach and the successes he will achieve, firmly establishing himself as one of the West Indies' most prized assets.