India vs West Indies 2018: Combined ODI playing XI

#7 Jason Holder

Jason Holder performed with both bat and ball in the series

Jason Holder is one player who has consistently performed well for the Windies side. He came into the series on the back of a good performance in the 2nd Test against India, and that helped his confidence a great deal.

Holder scored 161 runs in 5 innings and also picked up two wickets. Though the stats seem to be a tad underwhelming, his presence on the field and his captaincy made a huge difference.

He bowled well with the new ball, making it swing, but was not able to pick up wickets regularly.

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#8 Ravindra Jadeja

Jadeja picked up 4 wickets in the 5th ODI

Ravindra Jadeja was not a regular in the ODI side until his performances in Asia Cup earned him a place against West Indies. He is more of a bowling all-rounder and he reinforced that as he picked up 7 wickets in 4 matches at an average of 26.86.

Jadeja, who comes in at No. 7, did not get to bat much as the bulk of the runs were scored by the top 4.