New Zealand vs West Indies 2017/18: Five Windies players to watch out for in the ODI series

#4 Jason Mohammed

Coming off a first-class century should give him the confidence to score freely in New Zealand

With Marlon Samuels withdrawing from the squad due to an injured right hand, the middle order will be reliant on Jason Mohammed's performances. He did not have a great series against England earlier this year as he managed to score just 128 runs in four games with a top score of 46.

However, he recently hit a century while playing for Trinidad & Tobago in a first-class game in the West Indies. This innings should give him a morale boost to perform well against the Kiwis. He has not bowled a lot in international cricket but, if needed, his medium pace will come in handy in pressure situations.