5 cricketers who represented two countries in T20Is
While changing nationality is a common phenomenon in football, it is not that frequent in cricket but it (cricket) too has witnessed a few instances when a player has played for two different nations.
2. David Wiese
Even though his roots are in South Africa, David Wiese chose to play for Namibia after making his debut for the Proteas. At 37 years of age, Wiese will once again feature in the upcoming T20 World Cup and will try to give his all for Namibia.
The all-rounder made his T20I debut for South Africa in the year 2013 and went on to play 20 matches for the country. In these matches, Wiese scored just 92 runs at a strike rate of 122.66 and with the ball picked up 24 wickets at an economy rate of 7.60. After he was dropped from the South African side, Wiese played a lot of franchise cricket all across the globe before joining Namibia in 2021.
In the 16 T20Is that the all-rounder has played for Namibia, he has aggregated 295 runs at a strike rate of 121.39. He has also picked up 14 wickets for Namibia at an economy rate of 7.43.
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