India's All-Time T20 XI 

Fast Bowlers

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Bhuvneshwar Kumar has become India's pace bowling spearhead

Bhuvneshwar Kumar made his debut in 2012 and the Pakistan top order looked clueless against his troublesome swinging deliveries. He impressed everyone with the way he bowled.

Six years down the line, Kumar is leading India's pace attack in all three formats. After having increased his speed by a couple of yards, he now is a true match-winner.

Whether it is about taking crucial wickets at the start or bowling toe-crushing yorkers towards the back end, he has mastered them all. The right-arm pacer has taken 28 wickets in the 26 international games that he has played. His economy is an impressive 6.74.

IPL Purple cap winner in the last couple of seasons, Bhuvneshwar is a definite pick in the all-time XI.

Jasprit Bumrah

Bumrah has been mighty effective for the Indian team in the shorter formats

Death bowling was one of the major concerns for India before they found Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah has been mighty effective for the Indian team in the shorter formats. His ability to bowl yorkers at will has perfectly addressed India's death bowling woes.

Bumrah with Bhuvneswar has successfully been able to control the opposition batsman in the slog overs. The pacer has taken 41 wickets in a total of 34 games at an economy of 6.86 which is great considering the fact that he bowls at least a couple of overs towards the fag end of the innings.

He is continuously learning and with age being on his side, Bumrah can turn out to be the next big thing in Indian Cricket.

Honourable Mention: Ashish Nehra