Indian-Origin cricketers who played for other countries

10. Stuart Clark

Stuart Clark didn’t have a very long career. But in the time he played for Australia, he had an extremely efficient run as a fast bowler. He pursued cricket very late in his career as he was a real estate agent before deciding to go full-time as a cricketer.

He debuted at the age of 30 and lasted about four years in international cricket. During this period, he was shy of just six wickets from a hundred in Tests. Had he started a bit earlier in his career, he could have competed with any great fast bowler coming from Australia in terms of stat, he was that very consistent.

Clark’s father was born and brought up in Chennai and his mother has an Indian origin as well. He makes a perfect pair with Rampaul as the duo of pacers in this playing XI. With the bounce that he used to extract out of the pitch, it’s easy to say that he would trouble any batsman from the world on his given day.