India vs West Indies, Second Test: 3 things we learned from Day 1 

#2 Roston Chase loves batting against India

No matter how Windies are performing, Roston Chase is the player who is performing consistently with the bat against India. It all started when India toured West Indies in 2016 when he scored an unbeaten 137 against India at Sabina Park.

Since then Chase has loved scoring against India. Even in the first Test match, he registered a half-century in the first innings when the rest of the batting suffered.

And, today, he once again proved that he enjoys batting against the Indian bowling line up with a score of 98* (174). He held the innings from one end for Windies when wickets kept falling at the other. Skipper Holder and Chase put up a stellar 100-run partnership to bail Windies out of trouble.