West Indies vs Pakistan 2017, 3rd Test: Day 3, 5 talking points

#3 Roston Chase plays the rescue act again before retiring hurt

Chase played some fabulous shots before Amir struck him down with a bouncer

Roston Chase is so familiar with his role of rescuing the Windies from a top order mishap that he seemed least perturbed when walking in after lunch with his side reeling at 97/3. Chase went about his business in the usual nonchalant manner that he is known for.

Unlike the others, Chase wasn't confined into a shell and played positive cricket for most part of his innings. He soon crossed another half-century but had to retire hurt soon after as a Mohammad Amir delivery struck him on his triceps. While the injury seemed minor, West Indies wanted to take no chances and pulled back Chase.