Chase sets out ‘realistic’ WTC goal for West Indies
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Adding to this, With a home series against Pakistan coming up, Roston Chase has shared that the West Indies are eyeing a mid-table finish in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship .
Meanwhile, Speaking ahead of the first of the two Tests, Chase shared, “Yeah, for this championship, we initially set out that we wanted to finish around fifth or sixth in the table.
Notably, “We didn't want to jump too far ahead of ourselves. We wanted to set a realistic goal and we came up with that goal.
As per the latest buzz, "So it's very important for us to come and win this series against Pakistan. And I think once we do that, I think we'll find our way close to sixth or fifth on the table.”
In further updates, View this post on Instagram The West Indies are currently eighth in the WTC Standings , just above Pakistan, with a 15.00 PCT from just the solitary win after their 10 outings.
On top of that, "I think it's very important, as I shared, for us to come and win this series, to head in the [right] direction in terms of climbing that table,” Chase added.
“And not only the Test Championship table, but the actual Test ranking table . We want to move up the rankings from down at the bottom of the table.
Source: ICC