Chase emphasizes open mindset for newcomers in Bangladesh conditions
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 9:26 AM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026
West Indies cricketer Chase discussed the need for newcomers to adapt to the unique conditions in Bangladesh. Emphasizing an open mindset, he mentioned the importance of other batters stepping up due to Shai Hope being rested. Chase's comments come ahead of upcoming matches in Bangladesh as the team prepares to face local challenges.
- •Chase calls for newcomers to approach Bangladesh conditions with an open mind.
- •Shai Hope has been rested for upcoming matches.
- •Chase supports other batters to rise to the occasion.
- •West Indies aims to perform well in challenging environments.
- •Comments were made ahead of matches scheduled in Bangladesh.
- 9:26 AMESPNcricinfo — Chase: We want newbies to approach Bangladesh conditions with open mind
"Chase backs other batters to step up in the absence of Hope, who has been rested
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