Indian Cricketers With Great Domestic Records: There have been many such players in the history of Indian cricket, whose domestic records are excellent, but flopped at the international level. These players left a different mark at the domestic level, but could not do anything special for the Indian team. The list of such players is long. However, today we will look at such players of Indian cricket history who impressed a lot in domestic cricket, but disappointed at the international level.
Wasim Jaffer
Wasim Jaffer played 2 ODIs in addition to 31 Test matches for India. This player scored 1944 runs in 31 Test matches at an average of 34.11. Wasim Jaffer scored 11 half-centuries in his Test career, while crossing the century mark 5 times. Actually, Wasim Jaffer did not get a chance to play more matches at the international level, but this player made his own identity in domestic cricket. Wasim Jaffer scored 19410 runs in 260 first class matches at an average of 50.7. Whereas in 118 List-A matches, Wasim Jaffer scored 4849 runs at an average of 44.1. Despite a great record in domestic cricket, Wasim Jaffer could not establish himself in international cricket.
Aakash Chopra
Former Indian cricketer Akash Chopra often appears in the commentary box. Especially, Akash Chopra has made a different identity in the world of Hindi commentary. At the same time, Akash Chopra impressed a lot in domestic cricket. This player scored 10839 runs in 162 first class matches. Also, he crossed the century mark 29 times, but could play only 10 Test matches for Team India. Akash Chopra played 10 Test matches for the India team during 2003-04, but failed to make a mark. This Delhi batsman scored 437 runs in 10 Test matches, after which he was shown the way out of the team.
Manoj Tiwari
Manoj Tiwari plays domestic cricket for Bengal. Apart from this, he has played for Kolkata Knight Riders and Rising Super Joints in IPL. Actually, Manoj Tiwari’s record in domestic cricket has been excellent, but could not leave his mark in Team India. This player made his Test debut in the year 2006, but could play only 12 ODIs for Team India in his almost 17-year career.
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