From Imran Khan To Alex Hales, Cricketers Who Never Played International cricket After World Cup winning Campaign - In Pics

The legendary cricketer and statesman, Imran Khan, is arguably one of the greatest all-rounders in the history of cricket. Leading Pakistan to their maiden World Cup victory in 1992, he will forever be remembered for his leadership skills and match-winning performances both with the bat and ball.

 

 

Hailing from the West Indies, Rohan Kanhai was a stylish and elegant batsman. A key member of the West Indian team during their 1975 World Cup triumph, Kanhai's exquisite strokeplay and solid technique made him a batting maestro in his era.

An Australian fast bowler known for his accurate and disciplined bowling, Paul Reiffel played a crucial role in Australia's victorious 1999 World Cup campaign. After retirement, he transitioned to umpiring and became a respected on-field official in international cricket.

One of the finest fast bowlers to have ever graced the cricket field, Glenn McGrath was instrumental in Australia's World Cup wins in 1999 and 2003. His unwavering line and length and ability to dismiss the best batsmen made him a true match-winner.

The unsung hero of India's 2007 T20 World Cup triumph, Joginder Sharma bowled a nerve-wracking final over in the final against Pakistan, leading India to victory. Though he never played international cricket again, his memorable contribution remains etched in cricketing history.

A key fast bowler for England during their victorious 2019 World Cup campaign, Liam Plunkett's ability to bowl crucial overs in the middle and death stages made him a valuable asset. Despite his success, he faced challenges in getting back into the international side after the tournament.

A talented English batsman, Alex Hales was part of the 2022 T20 World Cup-winning squad. However, due to various reasons, he has been out of the international scene, missing opportunities to represent his country after the successful campaign.