West Indies may not be the favourites in many people's books, but in these five players they have the arsenal to give India a rude shock.
Kemar Roach: The man has serious pace. The kind which can trouble India big time. Roach can target the ribs, something that not a lot of our batsmen are comfortable with. With the new ball, Roach can cause a lot of damage, which is why it would make sense to play out his overs.
Sulieman Benn: This tall left-arm spinner has revelled on the sub-continent pitches, picking up 12 wickets in five games at a fabulous average of 17.16. The move to make him bowl with the new ball has been brilliant, and may just work in separating the in-form Sachin Tendulkar-Virender Sehwag pair early.
Darren Bravo: This 22-year-old could be the big thing in world cricket. And that is because he bats like a certain Brian Charles Lara. Against South Africa, Bravo looked wonderful during his 73. On Sunday, Bravo could just play another special knock.
Kieron Pollard: Till this man is back in the pavilion, India would be foolish to consider themselves winners. Former Windies great Michael Holding questioned Pollard's cricketing credentials, and that seems to have fired up this all-rounder. Pollard can cause devastation on his day as his 94 against The Netherlands showed. He is a decent bowler too, and a terrific fielder.
Chris Gayle: The powerful left-hander smashed English bowlers to the pulp in his 21-ball 43 on Thursday night at Chennai to announce to the world that he is back in the groove. Against a non-too threatening bowling attack, Gayle could cause even more mayhem. He seems hungry for runs again.
Kemar Roach: The man has serious pace. The kind which can trouble India big time. Roach can target the ribs, something that not a lot of our batsmen are comfortable with. With the new ball, Roach can cause a lot of damage, which is why it would make sense to play out his overs.
Sulieman Benn: This tall left-arm spinner has revelled on the sub-continent pitches, picking up 12 wickets in five games at a fabulous average of 17.16. The move to make him bowl with the new ball has been brilliant, and may just work in separating the in-form Sachin Tendulkar-Virender Sehwag pair early.
Darren Bravo: This 22-year-old could be the big thing in world cricket. And that is because he bats like a certain Brian Charles Lara. Against South Africa, Bravo looked wonderful during his 73. On Sunday, Bravo could just play another special knock.
Kieron Pollard: Till this man is back in the pavilion, India would be foolish to consider themselves winners. Former Windies great Michael Holding questioned Pollard's cricketing credentials, and that seems to have fired up this all-rounder. Pollard can cause devastation on his day as his 94 against The Netherlands showed. He is a decent bowler too, and a terrific fielder.
Chris Gayle: The powerful left-hander smashed English bowlers to the pulp in his 21-ball 43 on Thursday night at Chennai to announce to the world that he is back in the groove. Against a non-too threatening bowling attack, Gayle could cause even more mayhem. He seems hungry for runs again.
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