Chris Green is a South African-born Australian cricketer who plays the role of an all-rounder. Chris comes from a sports background where his father Warren Green and mother Lisa Green both were a professional tennis player. Therefore, Chris from the beginning used to play various sports like soccer, tennis, cricket, and swimming. His major breakthrough … Read more
Chandrapaul Hemraj made his debut for Guyana at an age of 19 against Trinidad & Tobago. He made a gritty 29 within the first innings but was dismissed cheaply within the second outing. He hasn’t been a daily fixture within the Guyana team and has featured only in 19 first-class-matches over the course of six … Read more
Hailing from Barbados, Shai Diego Hope may be a right-handed Windies batsman who made his Test debut against England in 2015. Having played just 14 first-class games before his international debut, Hope was selected for the national team after he scored a double century against the Windward Islands team on the Judgment Day of the … Read more
Fawad Ahmed may be a Pakistani-born leg-spinner who now plays cricket in Australia since receiving the country’s citizenship in 2013. He made his first-class debut with Abbottabad in 2005. In fact, his first application for citizenship was rejected but he was successful in his second. He has Played For Pakistan, Melbourne Renegades, Victoria, Australia A, … Read more
Nephew of former West Indies allrounder Phil Simmons, Lendl, has been a uniform opener for Trinidad and Tobago. He has also represented the West Indies team at the Under-19 World Cups in 2002 and 2004. In 2009, he registered his highest First-Class score of 282 against England A, which led to him earning the West … Read more
Ross Taylor has got to be one among the unsung heroes of this decade in international cricket. The bloke has over 6000 runs in both Tests and ODIs, at a mean of 48 and 45 respectively. Impressive numbers, right? Yet once we talk about the best batsmen in world cricket, seldom would you see Taylor’s … Read more
