India-New Zealand series: Big guns who may fire for underdogs New Zealand

New Delhi: Team India has reached Napier in New Zealand for the first match of the ODI series which will be played on January 19. While the New Zealand cricket team is considered as underdogs compared to the Indian team, the hosts have some players who can turn the game to their team's side at any point of time.With the terrific game against the West Indies on their home turf, the Black Caps must be on a high because of their individual best performances throughout the series.Let's have a look at the New Zealanders who may trouble India in the upcoming ODI series.Corey Anderson: Now the world record holder for the fastest ton in ODIs, Corey Anderson is a keen hitter of the Kookaburah and if he carries forward his current form in the series against India then Indian bowlers may face big trouble.Jesse Ryder: The bad boy of New Zealand cricket team is a high flying aggressive opener. He has made a comeback to the team after recovering from an accident, Jesse Ryder proved his importance in the batting line up against the Windies with the runs he scored. Tim Southee: New Zealand's bowling spearhead is the one to look out for in the series. He can turn the ball both ways and can rattle the Indian batting line up if not studied by Indian batsmen during practice sessions before the main match. Trent Boult: Trent is the left-arm fast bowler who along with Tim Southee can rattle any batting line up. With a terrific last year , taking 46 wickets in just 12 test matches, he is a good pick for ODIs by New Zealand. Kane Williamson: At just 23, he carries a mature head on his shoulders and is looked upon as a future captain by many former players. He has a clinical defensive technique and boasts of classy stroke play. Mitchell McClenaghan: Picking up four wickets in his ODI debut, Mitchell promised his team to be an asset to them in each and every series. Brendon McCullum: Brendon may be very difficult to bowl as he is that kind of a player, who if he stays at the crease, can free his team from all tension. Ross Taylor: New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor had a great last year. He scored 866 runs in 2013 and currently he is in red hot form.