India vs New Zealand, T20I 2017: 4 players to watch out for

#1 Colin de Grandhomme

de Grandhomme has proven to ba force to reckon with

With Jimmy Neesham having been dropped and Corey Anderson sidelined after back surgery, de Grandhomme becomes New Zealand’s undisputed No. 1 pace bowling all-rounder. His development over the last 12 months has been impressive, and he is surely the visitors’ biggest advantage heading into the T20I series.

Since making his T20I debut in 2012, de Grandhomme has played eight matches, scoring 75 runs with a high score of 41*. He has taken three wickets in four innings with a best of 2/22.