Bond. Shane Bond.

It would be even better in a Test situation, but can't wait to watch that guy bowl -- he's my favorite among today's fast men. Clean, classic action, no fuss, and unlike his peers Akthar and Lee, no questions at all in anyone's mind about his action.
Which brings up this other oddity -- five teams have played under the supersub rules so far -- India, Zimbabwe and New Zealand here, England and Australia earlier. And pretty much everyone has tried to hedge their bets, using a player who can bat and bowl a bit in that slot. Except for the Kiwis, who went for broke with a pure bowler.
Interesting reasoning -- if they have to bowl first, they supersub Bond in at the start and are no worse off than if there was no supersub rule. And if they get to bat first (obviously, if you use Bond as supersub, Fleming is thinking he will bat if he wins the toss), they get an extra batsman, then rotate Bond in and are sitting pretty.