Chase hopes to play in first Test against Pakistan despite injury
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 7:25 AM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Roston Chase is optimistic about participating in the first Test against Pakistan despite dealing with an injury to his right index finger, which he described as "not 100%". The match is set to take place soon, and Chase's inclusion could be pivotal for the team's performance. His leadership qualities are also highlighted, with teammates expressing their belief in him as a role model. If he continues to recover, he aims to contribute significantly in the upcoming match.
- •Roston Chase suffers from an injured right index finger.
- •Chase expresses hope to play in the first Test.
- •Teammates emphasize belief in Chase's leadership.
- •Match against Pakistan is scheduled to begin soon.
- 7:25 AMESPNcricinfo — Team-mates 'believe in you even more' if you lead by example, says Chase
"Roston Chase's injured right index finger is "not 100%," but he is still hoping to have a say in the first Test against Pakistan
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