But having said that, I think our batters dealt with it really well," Jangoo said at stumps on a rain-affected first day, which ended with West Indies at 239 for 5. Jangoo scored 26 as all West Indies batters on display got into double digits even though not many kicked on. West Indies won the first Test in Tarouba on a pitch where spin played only a peripheral role; all 40 wickets went to the quicks. "We know that the wicket will start to deteriorate as well, but I think day two should be a really good time to bat on the wicket. Despite all the focus on spin, Jangoo expected the quicks to prosper with the new ball when Pakistan come out to bat, which should be sometime on day two.