We'll know whether a return of leadership, a repeat of dominant fielding and a promise of batting vigilance can save the New Zealand cricket team's one-day international series against the West Indies this morning.
A win in game four would take the visitors past the hosts in the ODI world rankings with everything riding on the last game. New Zealand would go from 85 to 86 points into seventh; the West Indies would drop from 86 points to 85. A loss of the match (and the series) would anchor New Zealand in eighth, regardless of the final result on Tuesday (New Zealand time), also at St Kitts' Warner Park.
Captain Ross Taylor has every chance of returning from his shoulder injury. He has trained fully over the last couple of days. He will enter the struggling top order at No 4. Daniel Flynn will likely make way after starts of 22, 12, 21 and 28 across the Twenty20 and one-day series.
The other top order batting contenders Martin Guptill, Rob Nicol and stand-in captain Kane Williamson can at least claim a one-day half-century. Tom Latham can count himself fortunate to remain, with scores of 15, 19, 2 and 12 since arriving in Miami.
While Brendon McCullum returns to No 3, he is not expected to take the gloves. Latham looks set to keep wicket after BJ Watling suffered a quadriceps injury. Watling has been the team's form batsman with ODI scores of 60, 72 not out and 40.