India vs New Zealand 2017: India's probable XI for 3rd T20I

Yuzvendra Chahal managed to keep his economy under 10 despite the Munro mayhem, but was a far cry from the wicket-taking machine that he turns into whenever he turns out for the RCB. With Kuldeep Yadav snapping at his heels from the benches, Chahal will have to up his game a few notches in the middle overs, and bring his A-game to the fore in order to keep the competition at bay.

The newest iOs upgrade might not be getting rave reviews, but the new and improved Bhuvneshwar Kumar has ticked all boxes since his comeback to the side. The knuckleball has been a revelation, and the 27-year-old has used it to devastating effect, possessing amazing control over his swing and pace in the powerplays and stifling batsmen with lack of space, and sometimes pace.

Jasprit Bumrah was the pick of the bowlers in the previous encounter, managing an impressive economy of under six while the rest of the bowlers were hurling six-hitting offerings to Munro. Deceptive yorkers and nagging cutters are two of his biggest strengths, which he can employ at will to put the brakes on the opposition's plans at the death.