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Roston Chase’s brutal power-hitting stole the show in the second T20I between West Indies and South Africa at the Sabina Park, leading his team to a dominant 16-run victory.
Roston Chase mauls the Proteas bowling attack
Roston Chase was in ominous form, bludgeoning an unbeaten 67 off just 38 deliveries. One particular six in the 16th over sent shockwaves through the stadium. A Lungi Ngidi delivery found Chase’s sweet spot, and the ball rocketed over deep square leg, clearing the boundary with ease. The sheer force of the shot resulted in the ball shattering the window of a car parked outside the stadium.
This monstrous maximum marked Chase’s maiden T20I fifty, and he celebrated the feat by soaking in the thunderous applause from the crowd.
Roston Chase six breaks a car Glass.
He wins the player of the match award & scored 67(38).#WIvSA #SAvWI pic.twitter.com/J5yh0wxNTc
— Abdullah Neaz🏏 (@cric___guy) May 25, 2024
Roston Chase – you owe someone in the Sabina Park crowd a new windscreen!#WIvSA@windiescricket pic.twitter.com/J5RJUeJ8gy
— Paul Belverstone (@paulbelvers) May 25, 2024
Roston Chase reaches his maiden T20I fifty with a six out of the ground that broke a car window. That's some style!
In 2020, Kevin O'Brien hit a six out of the ground that broke window of his OWN car.#WIvSA
— Kausthub Gudipati (@kaustats) May 25, 2024
Roston Chase 6 Breaks Car's Glass#WIvSA pic.twitter.com/vZ1pVpw2xm
— Abhijeet ♞ (@TheYorkerBall) May 25, 2024
Also WATCH: Brandon King hits a massive six off Gerald Coetzee in the first WI vs SA T20I
West Indies posts a commanding total
Earlier, Brandon King (36 off 22) also played a crucial knock to propel the Windies to a strong total of 207/7 in their 20 overs. South Africa’s bowlers struggled to contain the Windies’ onslaught, with Andile Phehlukwayo, Nqaba Peter and Lungi Ngidi managing just two wickets apiece.
South Africa falls short despite early promise
In reply, South Africa got off to a decent start with contributions from Quinton de Kock (41) and Reeza Hendricks (34). However, they couldn’t maintain the momentum, losing wickets at regular intervals. Gudakesh Motie emerged as the pick of the West Indies bowlers, scalping three crucial wickets for just 22 runs. Chase, Akeal Hosein and Romario Shepherd also chipped in with a wicket, restricting the Proteas to 191/7 in their allotted 20 overs.
With this convincing victory, the home team has taken a 2-0 lead in the six-match T20I series. The next match will be played on Sunday at the same venue.
