India's probable playing XI for fifth ODI

All-rounders

Pandya will be looking to contribute with the bat

After being rested for the fourth ODI, Kedar Jadhav is likely to regain his spot in the fifth and final ODI, should India decide to continue with their process of experimentation. Although he has already established himself and all but secured a spot in the side, Jadhav will know that with the return of Manish Pandey, he will have to be on his toes, if he is to keep his place on the side.

While Hardik Pandya hasn't impressed with the bat so far in the series, he has proven himself to be the ideal all-rounder as he has not only bowled his quota of overs but also picked up handy wickets as well. Four wickets in four matches are excellent numbers for the 23-year-old, especially for an all-rounder, when you consider how economical he has been as well.