Roston Chase Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics
By David Osborn
Roston Chase Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics
Roston Chase Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics
Roston Chase is a Barbadian professional cricketer and TV personality. He is best known for his international career playing for West Indies starting in July 2016 and for Barbados national cricket team starting in 2011.
Born Name
Roston Lamar Chase
Nick Name
Roston
Roston Chase during an interview as seen in October 2018 (Windies Cricket / YouTube)Sun Sign
Aries
Born Place
Christ Church Parish, Barbados
Nationality
Education
He attended Wesley Hall Junior School in Bridgetown, Barbados. He then enrolled in Combermere School in Waterford, St. Michael, Barbados.
Occupation
Professional Cricketer, TV Personality
Family
- Father – He passed away when Roston was 12 years old.
- Mother – Margaret Lamontange-Chase
- Siblings – He has a brother.
Batting
Right-Handed
Bowling
Right-Arm Off-Break
Role
Batting All-Rounder
Shirt Number
70 – Barbados
Build
Athletic
Roston Chase in an Instagram post as seen in November 2019 (Roston Chase / Instagram)Height
6 ft 2 in or 188 cm
Weight
79 kg or 174 lbs
Race / Ethnicity
Black
Hair Color
Bald
Eye Color
Dark Brown
Roston Chase during an interview in October 2018 (Cricbuzz / YouTube)Sexual Orientation
Straight
Distinctive Features
- Towering height
- Protruding ears
- Wide nose
Roston Chase Favorite Things
- Batsman – Younis Khan
- Video Game – FIFA
- Soccer Player –
- Soccer Club – Real Madrid
- Older Cricketers – ,
Source – , ,
Roston Chase as seen in August 2019 (Windies Cricket / YouTube)Roston Chase Facts
- His parents were always supportive of his career as a professional cricketer.
- Roston considers his brother to be his mentor.
- He attended the same school as and .
- Growing up, the best Test match he had ever witnessed was West Indies versus Australia in March 1999. It was due to Brian Lara, who scored 153 not out in the 4th innings of the match, and secured West Indies’ win by 1 wicket. This was considered the best innings ever played in Test cricket.
- As a batting all-rounder, he is a right-arm off-spin bowler and a right-handed batsman.
- He wasn’t very confident in his bowling when he started out. Mushtaq “Mushy” Ahmed, a former legspinner for Pakistan, who later became a consultant for West Indies, helped him practice.
- He scored his maiden first-class century during the domestic 2014-2015 season against the Windward Islands with 120 not out from 241 balls.
- Roston has a ritual that started when he scored his first Test hundred against India in 2016, which ultimately saved the game. He crossed his arms to form the letter “X” which was a symbol for the Christ Church Parish, his hometown.
- West Indies Players’ Association named him “Cricketer of the Year” and “Test Cricketer of the Year” in July 2017.
- Roston was named “Best Regional Limited-Overs Cricketer of the Year” at the Cricket West Indies’ Awards held in June 2018.
- Roston was praised for his ability to bat for draws.
- He considers , the captain of West Indies, a legend in his eyes, and a long-time friend. Jason, in return, stated that he can come across as “lackadaisical and lazy and smooth” but he is a wonderful individual and hard worker.
- In October 2018, Chase and Jason achieved 3 100-plus partnerships for the 7th wicket. This was the most achieved by any pair in Test history and they averaged 75.83 in those 7 innings.
- In February 2019, Roston took 8 wickets in the 2nd innings of the 1st Test against England but did not take another in the series. This was deemed a unique feat. The previous record, 7 wickets in a Test inning, and then no other wickets in the series was achieved by 5 other cricketers.
- People describe Roston as a deep thinker. He is a player who talks little and spends his time analyzing the game plan.
- His Barbadian teammates have a running joke that if he was a superhero, his name would be Crisis Man. Roston admitted to relishing the situations where his team is under high pressure and he has to “dig it out of the hole.”
- Roston sees himself as someone who could be the number 1 all-rounder in the world in the future.
- David Lloyd, a former English cricketer, once told Roston that if he weren’t a cricketer, he would have been “worth £50 million as a soccer player” due to how good he is.
- Roston was tested positive for COVID-19 in December 2026 after he arrived in Pakistan for a T20I series. and were also tested positive.
Featured Image by Windies Cricket / YouTube
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