Roston Chase Details West Indies Bowling Plans at Indore

West Indies all-rounder Roston Chase discussed the team’s bowling strategy for the third T20I against India at Holkar Stadium in Indore on October 11, after the visitors arrived following a historic 250-run chase in Ranchi, according to Indian Express. Indian Express reported that Chase said West Indies were confident after the record chase but remained focused on following their plans. He also highlighted the difficulty bowlers face on high-scoring pitches during the series.

Chase said the small margin for error on these surfaces has made execution a priority for both bowlers and batters. Indian Express reported that he emphasized accuracy with lines and lengths as a key factor.

West Indies have faced challenging bowling conditions during the tour, with dew making variations harder to use. Chase explained that bowlers need multiple options to avoid becoming predictable against aggressive batting lineups.

According to Indian Express, Chase outlined his personal approach of targeting the stumps with hard lengths and using yorkers when batters begin to attack. He said studying individual players is important because of their preferred scoring areas. The third T20I continued a five-match series between India and West Indies, with both teams entering the match after contrasting performances in previous games. The conditions at Indore remained a major focus for the bowling groups.