| Tests | Runs | H. Score | Avg | 100s | 50s |
| 8, 16 innings | 221 | 44 | 13 | 0 | 0 |
Here is what is concerning about Roston Chase, the Test captain has seen in 2025 and it’s something that does NOT inspire confidence at all:
He had 9 single digit scores from 16 Test innings on the whole
Though he began 2025 on a solid note of 44 and that too, at the Kensington Oval against Australia, he quite simply failed to deliver from the middle order, which is such a critical position especially in red-ball cricket.
The same batter who struck multiple tons and that too in 2016-17 season agains the visiting Pakistan side, the very series whose headlining acts were Misbah-Younis’ retirement, would end up scoring
His Test results with the bat in NZ during the 3 Tests read more like a graveyard operating with banking codes or OTP numbers than those that merit an experienced Cricketer representing an identity called West Indies cricket that needs no introduction.
They read- 0 and 4 (Hagley Oval), 29 and 2 (Basin Reserve) and 2 and 5 (Bay Oval).
So there you go- 0, 4, 29, 2, 2 and 5. Press these numbers and you have earned an entry into a graveyard where you see promise, experience and potential turning into a burial site.
Whether the committed West Indies cricketer takes these failures into consideration and turns notable miss outs into potentially game changing numbers for a team that deserves no less is something for he and his coaches and experts to think of. The fan, on his part, is already dejected.
