West Indies' Roston Chase dives in an unsuccessful attempt to take the catch after a shot played by England's Ollie Pope during the first day of the third cricket Test match betwee...
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West Indies' Roston Chase is bowled out by India's Navdeep Saini during the third and final one-day international cricket match of the series between India and West Indies in Cutta...
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West Indies' Roston Chase is dismissed low by India's Jasprit Bumrah during day two of the second Test cricket match at Sabina Park cricket ground in Kingston, Jamaica. By this dis...
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India's Mayank Agarwal leaves the pitch, dismissed lbw, by West Indies' bowler Roston Chase, left, during day three of the first Test cricket match at the Sir Vivian Richards crick...
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West Indies' Roston Chase celebrates with teammates taking the wicket of India's KL Rahul during day one of the first Test cricket match at the Sir Vivian Richards cricket ground i...
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West Indies' Roston Chase celebrates the dismissal of India's Mayank Agarwal during day one of their first Test cricket match at the Sir Vivian Richards cricket ground in North Sou...
In a mouth-watering CPL 2020 final, Trinbago Knight Riders face St Lucia Zouks. Here's everything you need to know about the match - live streaming, TV listing, squads, likely XIs, prediction, etc
Trinbago Knight Riders and St Lucia Zouks beat Barbados Tridents and Guyana Amazon Warriors in the ninth and tenth matches of the CPL 2020 respectively. Read reports
Roston Chase, who has scored 1,695 runs including five hundreds in 32 Tests, said he wants to be rated higher as a batsman and was looking forward to pile up some runs in England
In the must-win second ODI at Vizag, India amassed a mammoth 55 runs from just two overs to post a challenging 387/5 in 50 overs with Delhi Capitals duo Shreyas Iyer and Rishabh Pant giving the finishing touch
Roston Chase's all-round show (94, 2/31) and Shai Hope's unbeaten 77 guided West Indies to a seven-wicket win over Afghanistan in the first ODI in Lucknow on Wednesday.
Continuing his love affair with Port of Spain, Bhuvneshwar Kumar took four wickets to help India beat West Indies in the second ODI at Queen's Park Oval, and garnishing his performance was a blinder of a catch