Roston Chase Issues Warning to Pakistan

However, his return to the helm did not go well, as Pakistan lost by 90 runs to the West Indies, headed by Roston Chase, in the first of two Tests at Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba, Trinidad.

Babar Azam’s Pakistan returned last week as the PCB reappointed the middle-order hitter to head the team in Tests.

Despite Shan Masood, former Pakistan captain, made history at the location, Babar Azam’s team suffered a humiliating loss. West Indies captain Roston Chase expressed confidence that they would destroy Pakistan in the second Test, which is set to begin on August 2 at Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain.

Roston Chase Eyes Another Pakistani Humiliation.

Roston Chase told media ahead of the PAK vs WI second Test that they will only improve from here. The all-rounder emphasised Pakistan’s ability to perform well as a team, especially while facing adversity.Following the year last year, we sat down with the plan and decided that this is where we wanted to be.

And, as I previously stated, we have arrived at our desired destination. We want to level up. We want to come into this second Test without taking anything for granted and simply go through the steps that we’ve discussed.

We intend to come and execute them to the best of our abilities. Roston Chase expressed his desire for a second triumph and expressed gratitude for their positive home results thus far. But I want to build our fortress, making it extremely tough for teams to come to the Caribbean and defeat us.

Because we created the conditions, we are intimately familiar with them and outperform the competition. So I believe we want to make the most of our home advantage, which we have done effectively thus far. So, as I previously stated, we are fortunate to maintain our current form and win this second game,” Roston Chase continued.

West Indies Record at Queen’s Park Oval

According to data from Queen’s Park Oval, Babar Azam’s Pakistan could lose to the West Indies again.

West Indies won 20 of the 63 Tests they played here. They lost 18 games, while 25 matches were drawn.

Surprisingly, all of the last eight matches at Queen’s Park Oval have finished in draws. The last match with a result at this site occurred in 2018. Back then, the West Indies, headed by Jason Holder, defeated Sri Lanka by 226 runs.

Needless to say, even if the West Indies draw at Queen’s Park Oval, they will win the test series against Pakistan.