In the 144 years of International cricket, there have been several cricketers who have offered their services for 2 countries at the different instant of time.
Adding to this list, the first player who played for two countries is William Evans Midwinter.
In his career spanning for over 10 years, Midwinter played 12 Test matches in his career while he went on to represent Australia in 8 matches.
Since then there have been 32 other cricketers who represented two countries and the prominent current player who is still playing the game is England skipper Eoin Morgan who is actually an Irish as the ace player has represented Ireland initially for 23 ODI.
After that, Morgan turned out for the England side and has played a colossal 338 international matches for the England cricket team.
Under the leadership of Morgan, the English team went on to win the 2019 world cup. Former Indian player Iftikar Ali Khan Pataudi played for both India and England.
The latest cricketer to join the list is Hayden Walsh who started his International career with the USA and then went on to represent West Indies and so far he has represented the Caribbean side for 18 International matches.
Ex cricketers like Luke Ronchi represented both Australia and New Zealand and Mark Sinclair Chapman played for both Hong Kong and New Zealand.
