3.Colin de Grandhomme:
The New Zealand allrounder Colin de Grandhomme smashes the bowl hard and shows no mercy to bowlers. He plays the role of finisher, so it is no surprise that his name is in this gentry.
The power hitter could not impress in his T20I debut match against Zimbabwe in 2012 and also lost his place in the team. However, after having a successful domestic stint in 2016, he was recalled on the national side, and since then, he is a regular feature for the team across all the formats.
Talking about his credentials in T20Is, he has scored 487 runs in 36 matches, striking 29 sixes and 27 fours.