The ICC T20 World Cup 2021 have already gone underway with eight teams playing the qualifiers. Scotland and Sri Lanka have won both their games and made it through to the next round having won both their games. Namibia and Ireland have proved competitive enough for other teams.
Meanwhile, in this World Cup, some teams have players who have played for two teams. In this article, we will take a look at three such players.
ICC T20 World Cup 2021: 3 Cricketers Who Have Played For Two Countries
David Wiese
The former South African cricketer is now playing for Namibia. Seeing limited opportunities in South African cricket, Wiese decided to become a T20 freelancer to ply his trade in franchise cricket. Wiese had not played international cricket since March 2016 and decided to take the Kolpak route. Seeing him many other African cricketers also went that way.
In this T20 World Cup, Wiese is playing for Namibia and recently delivered a match-winning performance to help his side beat Namibia. He took 1 for 32 with the ball and scored an unbeaten 66 off 40 hitting four fours and five sixes.
Dirk Nannes
The left-arm pacer played for Australia and the Netherlands in his international career. Nannes took 28 wickets from 17 matches in T20I matches, with his last match coming in October 2010, for Australia against Sri Lanka.
He made his ODI debut for the Netherlands in 2008 and made his debut for Australia in 2009. He also played the T20 World Cup in 2009 in the West Indies.
Eoin Morgan
England skipper Eoin Morgan made his international debut for Ireland in 2007. He played the 50-over for the side that year. Eight years down the line in 2015, Morgan led England in the 2015 50-Over World Cup.
He then took England again to the final of the 2016 T20 World Cup before finally lifting the World Cup title in 2019. He again is leading the side in the 2021 T20 World Cup.
His form is a bit of a concern as he has been short of runs in recent times, however, the Three Lions will bank of his leadership skills to help them win their second T20 title.
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