(Jamaica Observer) – West Indies captain Roston Chase wasn’t afraid to speak his mind after his team’s dismal batting display, labelling it as “embarrassing”.
The team’s collapse to just 27 runs in their second innings was a shocking spectacle, and Chase’s candid assessment reflected the frustration and disappointment felt by the team.
The Windies’ batting line-up was embarrassingly dismantled, crumbling to a humiliating 176-run defeat in pursuit of 204 runs to victory against Australia on the third day of the third and final Test match at Sabina Park on Monday. Mitchell Starc led the charge for the Australians, claiming six wickets, including his milestone 400th Test wicket.
The home team showed no fight, no resilience, and no resistance against the Australian pace attack. The batsmen were hapless, unable to cope with the seam-friendly conditions that allowed Starc and his teammates to wreak havoc.
