Cricket West Indies (CWI) has named all-rounder Roston Chase as the captain of the West Indies Test team. Chase’s first match as captain will also be his 50th. The 33-year-old has last played a Test match more than two and a half years ago against South Africa in Johannesburg. The West Indies has played 13 Tests in due course. “This selection process is one of the most comprehensive and forward-thinking we have undertaken,” CWI president, Kishore Shallow, said. “I am deeply impressed by the professionalism, objectivity, and strategic thinking that shaped the final decision. It sets a new benchmark for leadership appointments in West Indies cricket.” West Indies head coach, Daren Sammy, said: “I fully endorse this appointment. Our new captain has earned the respect of his peers, understands the responsibility that comes with the role, and has shown the leadership qualities we need to take this team forward. I urge fans across the region to rally behind him–we’re building something special.” Story continues below this ad In addition to Chase, the West Indies have …