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

Pacers

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

One of the top practitioners of swing-bowling in world cricket, Bhuvneswar Kumar will lead the line for India yet again. Equally adept at bowling in the powerplay, as well as in the death, Bhuvi is a crucial part of the Indian bowling set-up in both the limited overs formats.

Jasprit Bumrah

Unarguably the best death bowler in the world currently, Bumrah has taken his game to an altogether different level in the past few months and is set to spearhead Indian bowling for years to come.

Mohammed Siraj

Completing the pace-battery for India will be the new-entrant Mohammed Siraj, replacing the now-retired Ashish Nehra. Siraj was a force to reckon with in the IPL earlier this year and deserved the call-up to the Indian T20I team. If the team management decides to go with the same composition as the last match, the youngster will definitely make his debut.