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After a humiliating Defeat of 159 years into Australia In the first test in Barbados, Western Indies captain Roston Chase Words were not specified when he addressed what he saw as a series of poor decisions. Clearly disappointed in the way the game was deployed, Chase demanded greater responsibility from the party officials and requested a fair treatment between players and fields.
Roston Chase asks accountability in the field with a strong call for equal treatment of players and officials
Speaking candidates for the post-Party press conference, Chase expressed frustration due to the lack of responsibility of party officials, emphasizing that players often face harsh criminalizations for their mistakes, while areas and referees are apparently not unpunished for poor or questionable decisions. He emphasized the high stakes involved, emphasizing that a single wrong call can significantly affect a player’s career. Chase requested a level playground where officials, such as players, are also responsible for errors that can influence the results of the game and individual careers.
“It’s frustrating because, when players, when we mess up or do things that people don’t like, we are penalized hard. But officials never happen to them. They only have a wrong decision or a questionable decision and life continues. So it is a bit unfair in my estimation” Chase said to the post -match press.
“You are talking about the boys’ careers. A bad decision could take or break a boy’s career. I just think it should be a playground until when players go out of line, they are penalized. I think there should be a penalty penalty when you have cheaping decisions against you.” Added.
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Pursues frustration by death decisions by impulse and emotional number of the team
Chase reflected on the emotional toll of the party, describing it as deeply frustrating for both him and the Antilles team. He said that despite the fact that Bowling went out to Australia for a modest total and being in a strong position, a series of broad -questionable decisions ruled out his impulse. The cricket, born in Barbados, emphasized the discouragement that is for players who give the whole field, only to feel left by calls that go against, especially in crucial moments.
“ This game is frustrating for me and the team because we threw ourselves in Australia for a relatively low score. We were very happy with it, but then there were so many questionable calls in the game and none of them went on our way. I mean, as a player, you are giving everything, you are fighting. And then nothing is going to your way. It could be disassembled. ” The 33 -year -old explained.
Skipper Windies emphasized that the terrain Shai HopeCollaboration: He avoided building a major advantage. The feeling of being against not only the opposition, but also the officer who left the team sorry.
“You see what the Batters can do in the wick. The wick is one that once comes in, but the hardest thing is to enter. I and Shai Hope would be good and, obviously, you,” Chase concluded.
