West Indies Test captain Roston Chase believes that heading into their two-match Test series against India as an underdog and ‘with nothing to lose’ will make them a very dangerous outfit.
The West Indies will look to end a 42-year Test series drought on the Asian subcontinent when the opening Test bowls off on Thursday at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
India, who is ranked fourth in the ICC’s Test rankings, will go into the series as overwhelming favourites having dominated the eighth-ranked Windies both home and away over the past three decades.
Speaking in a pre-match press conference on Wednesday following his side’s final training session, Chase, who will be leading the Test team in his second series, said his side had been given very little chance of even winning a Test match.