There are several talented cricketers from every nook and corner of the cricket fraternity. With cricket being one of the most-watched sports in the world, the number of cricketers is increasing day by day.
At the same time, some cricketers, despite giving absolutely everything to the team, don’t get enough recognition. This is precisely the reason why they shift their base to other nations.
Now in this article, we will now take a look at the three players who have scored a century for two different nations in international cricket.
1. Eoin Morgan
Eoin Morgan was one of the big names in cricket. The former England international guided the Three Lions to ICC Men’s ODI World Cup glory in 2019 as England beat New Zealand based on the boundary count rule.
Eoin Morgan is one of the players who scored a century for two different nations in international cricket. Before playing for England, he represented Ireland cricket team. Morgan scored a century for Ireland and for England in his cricketing career.
2. Ed Joyce
Ed Joyce announced his arrival at the game by representing the Ireland cricket team. However, he shifted his base to England cricket team for regular opportunities. Ed Joyce is one of the names on the list who scored a century for two different nations.
Overall, he has played 78 ODIs and 1 Test for the England cricket team. He scored 2622 runs at an average of 38 including six centuries and 15 half-centuries to his name in the 50-over format.
3. Gary Ballance
Gary Ballance kick-started his cricketing career in his home country, Zimbabwe. However, he shifted his base to England cricket team later on. Ballance has returned to his home country now.
It is worth mentioning here that he scored a Test century against the West Indies cricket team very recently. With this stat, he has a century for both the Zimbabwe cricket team and the England cricket team.
