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Roston Chase sparks Bangladesh collapse to keep West Indies hopes up in 1st test

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 4d ago ·Updated 22h ago

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DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Skipper Roston Chase claimed 3-25 and kept alive the West Indies' hopes of beating Bangladesh after three days of the first cricket test on Friday.Chase's off-spin was instrumental in triggering a collapse as Bangladesh slumped to…

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