West Indies are "very confident" and "exactly where we want to be", Test captain Roston Chase has said ahead of the second and final Test against Pakistan , starting in Port of Spain on Sunday. "After having the year last year [West Indies won one and lost eight], we sat down with the plan and said that this is where we want to be. "We want to just come into this second Test, not take anything for granted, just go through the processes that we've sat down and talked about. Adding to West Indies' confidence is the fact that Pakistan have now lost eight Tests away from home on the trot, across Australia, South Africa, Bangladesh and now the West Indies. Jomel Warrican is West Indies' primary spinner, with Chase the second option.