CHELMSFORD – Kemar Roach’s impressive five-wicket haul and Roston Chase’s second half-century highlighted the final day of West Indies’ drawn three-day first-class game against English County Essex yesterday.
Roach added two wickets to his overnight tally to end with five for 43, as Essex rallied to declare their first innings on 185 for nine at the County Ground.
Paul Walter, at No. 7, held the innings together with an unbeaten 68 after it tottered at 56 for six in the morning session.
Batting a second time, the Windies quickly found themselves in trouble at 30 for three after Walter struck twice with his left-arm seam. (CMC)
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