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1. Shikhar Dhawan
The left-handed batsman failed to live up to the expectations in the last three ODIs against West Indies.
He was dismissed for 2, 5 and 4 in his last three outings and would be desperate to change it when the left-handed opener comes out to bat on Sunday.
2. Ajinkya Rahane
The right-handed batsman was adjudged Man of the Series for his brilliant show with the bat.
Rahane amassed 336 runs in the series, second-most by an India opener in a 5-match bilateral ODI series. Rohit Sharma had made 441 runs in Australia in 2015-16.
Skipper Kohli would be hoping for a similar performance from him the T20I as well.
3. Virat Kohli
The skipper regained his form in the fifth and final ODI by slamming career's 28th century and record 18th while chasing.
Team would be hoping for a similar aggressive knock from the skipper in the one-off T20I.
4. Yuvraj Singh
The veteran middle-order batsman will definitely play in the T20I against West Indies if he's fit.
Kohli would want to give some confidence to his senior batsman who's going to a lean patch.
In his absence the skipper might give an opportunity to either Dinesh Karthik or young Rishabh Pant.
5. MS Dhoni
The former India skipper will once again be present in the side to strengthen the middle order and do his regular work behind the stumps.
The 36-year-old received the backing of the skipper after his slow batting in the fourth ODI in the series.
6. Kedar Jadhav
The aggressive middle-order batsman and a part-time bowler has earned his position in the squad. He will once again feature in the T20I squad.
7. Hardik Pandya
The all-rounder has impressed all with his bowling as well as batting efforts in the ODI series. He will definitely be a part of the T20I team.
8. Ravindra Jadeja
The left-arm spinner bowled very economically in the fifth ODI and will therefore feature in the one-off T20I for India against West Indies.
Jadeja is a good lower-order batsman and his batting exploits might come in handy if the team needs.
9. R Ashwin
The senior India spinner may not have featured in all the ODI matches against West Indies but his good form against Chris Gayle and other Caribbean batsmen in the T20s will earn him a spot on Sunday.
10. Bhuvneshwar Kumar
The strike India pacer was in red-hot form during the IPL as he emerged as the leading wicket-taker of the domestic T20 league.
Bhuvneshwar will therefore lead India's pace battery against West Indies on Sunday.
11. Mohammed Shami
The right-handed speedster was the pick of the bowlers for India in the fifth ODI as he scalped 4 wickets. Therefore, he will get a preference over Umesh Yadav as the second pacer for Sunday's game.
