Pakistan v West Indies: 5 Youngsters to watch out for

4. Mohammad Nawaz:

For Mohammad Nawaz, it will be his chance to settle down in the team after a confidence shattering debut UAE in the Asia Cup T20 where he was hit for 26 runs in 3 overs. Since then he has been able to play only one T20I and 5 ODIs.

Nawaz is the product of the ambitious Pakistan Super League which had its inaugural season this year. The left-arm spinning all-rounder, who quit his studies to focus on cricket, made his first-class debut in 2012 and was picked by Quetta Gladiators. He did well in both the departments taking 13 wickets with his left-arm spin including his best bowling figures of 4/9 and scoring 120 runs batting in the lower middle order.

He was a part of the limited overs team which played against England recently and it seems that the selectors are pretty serious about developing him into a reliable player for the future.