2. Craig Kieswetter
Kieswetter’s story is one of those unfortunate ones. He used to open the batting and don the wicket-keeper’s gloves for England. He was decent behind the stumps but when it came to batting, only a few can match his striking abilities.
But fate struck him when he received a jolt in his cheek and suffered a fractured cheek-bone while batting in a domestic match. He got himself a year off cricket. Then, he made a come-back to domestic cricket. After playing some games, he felt he could never be his old self again and decided to quit the game citing that he had some problems with his vision.
The Englishman could only represent his country in 46 ODIs and 25 T20Is. After Kieswetter’s retirement from cricket, his father suggested that he take a break and play some golf. He also participated in various tournaments.
