Chase vows to turn home into fortress ahead of second Test

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West Indies batter Roston Chase has expressed his ambition to make home conditions a stronghold for the team ahead of the upcoming second Test. Chase made the statement following a strong recent run that saw West Indies win two of their last three home Tests. The experienced middle-order player emphasized the importance of capitalizing on familiar conditions and home advantage. His comments reflect a broader team goal of building a dominant home record in Test cricket.

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