Charlie Joseph, the groundsman at Sabina Park, Kingston where India and West Indies clash in the second Test from today, was quoted as saying by ESPN Cricinfo that the pitch at this historic venue will have true bounce — at least on the first two days.

None of the two teams will have major problems with that if it turns out to be true because both sides have the pacemen to exploit a bouncy track. The Indian pace attack of Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Shami and Ishant Sharma gave a good account of themselves in the opening Test at Antigua. Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin ended up with seven wickets in the second stint, but Yadav and Shami claimed four apiece in the first innings.