Indian IPL XI that could take on T20 World Champions Windies

#8 Yuzvendra Chahal

The little sensation Yuzvendra Chahal

Yuzvendra Chahal has grown by leaps and bounds as a wrist-spinner in the past two seasons.

While bowling on a ground as small as the Chinnaswamy stadium, Chahal's strength lies in tossing the ball up whilst inviting the batsmen to go for the big shots.

In 14 matches, Chahal scalped 12 wickets at an average of 30.25 and strike-rate of 25.00.

#9 Bhuvneshwar Kumar

The best death bowler in world cricket today

There are few bowlers in world cricket today who you can trust at the death, but Bhuvneshwar Kumar leads the pack.

The two-time Purple Cap winner, Bhuvneshwar Kumar was at it again this season, bamboozling batsmen in the death overs. In 12 IPL matches, he picked up eight wickets at a strike-rate of 23.25, that included 10 consecutive dot balls to Shane Watson in the finals.