List of cricketers who have played for two international teams

As of April 2024, 17 male players have played Test cricket for two nations, 16 have played One Day International (ODI) cricket for two teams, and 19 have played Twenty20 International (T20I) matches for two teams, and five have played for two teams in different international formats. ^[1]

In the late-19th and early-20th centuries, players who had represented two international teams had been born in one country and moved to another with family. There were no clear rules on which nation one could represent, so switching was possible. More recently, citizenship has become the defining attribute as to whether a player can represent more than one international team. ^[2] The eligibility policy set by the International Cricket Council (ICC) states that a cricketer who has played for a Full Member side must wait three years since their last match before playing for an Associate team. However, if a cricketer plays for an Associate team first, they can switch to a Full Member team the next day. ^[3]

Billy Midwinter was the first cricketer to play for two nations during his career, playing two Test matches for Australia in 1877 before appearing for England in four Tests in 1881–82. Within a year he was representing Australia once again. The Bulletin noted that "In Australia he plays as an Englishman; in England, as an Australian; and he is always a credit to himself and his country ... whichever that may be." ^[4] Four other Test cricketers switched allegiance from Australia to England in the late-19th century: Billy Murdoch, J. J. Ferris, Sammy Woods and Albert Trott. Both Frank Hearne and Frank Mitchell started their international careers playing for England but went on to play for the South African Test team. Three cricketers Abdul Hafeez Kardar, Gul Mohammad and Amir Elahi moved from representing India to Pakistan in the 1950s. John Traicos revived his Test career after playing for South Africa in 1970, albeit briefly, when he featured for Zimbabwe in four Test matches in the early 1990s, more than 22 years after his previous international Test appearance. ^[5]

Kepler Wessels played both Test and ODI cricket for South Africa and Australia, while Guyana-born Clayton Lambert became the first cricketer to play just ODIs for two nations – after playing eleven matches for the West Indies between 1990 and 1998 (also five Tests), he played a single ODI for the United States in 2004. Barbados-born Anderson Cummins made 63 ODI appearances for the West Indies before playing 13 times for Canada after a twelve-year gap. Gavin Hamilton played his only Test for one team (England) and his entire ODI and T20I career for another (Scotland) and Ryan Campbell played his entire ODI career solely for one team (Australia) and his entire T20I career solely for another team (Hong Kong). Gregory Strydom played ODIs for Zimbabwe in 2006 and T20Is for Cayman Islands in 2019. Both Dougie Brown and Ed Joyce began their international careers with England before switching teams, to Scotland and Ireland, while Eoin Morgan and Boyd Rankin made the opposite move, beginning with Ireland before switching to England. Luke Ronchi became the first player since Kepler Wessels to play for two Full Members of the International Cricket Council (ICC), making his ODI and T20I debuts for New Zealand in 2013 after having played for Australia in both formats five years earlier. The list omits Dermot Reeve who played for Hong Kong and England.

Note: These lists include only those players who have played Test matches, ODIs or T20Is accredited by the International Cricket Council.

Key

General Career – Year of debut to year of last game Matches – Number of matches played

Batting Runs – Runs scored in career HS – Highest score Avg – Runs scored per dismissal 100 – Centuries scored * – Batsman remained not out

Bowling Wkt – Wickets taken in career BB – Best bowling in an innings Avg – Average runs per wicket 5WI – Five wicket hauls

Fielding Ct – Catches taken St – Stumpings taken

Men's cricket

Test cricket

J. J. Ferris played Test cricket for both Australia and England.

Iftikhar Ali Khan, the 8th Nawab of Pataudi, is the only cricketer to have played for both England and India.

Seventeen men have represented two nations in Test cricket. List updated to 27 July 2023 (Test #2515).

Name	Team	Career	Matches	Runs	HS	Avg	100	Wkt	BB	Avg	5WI	Ct	St	Ref(s)
				Batting				Bowling				Fielding
Billy Midwinter	Australia	1877–87	8	174	37	13.38	0	14	5/78	23.78	1	5	0	[6] [7]
	England	1881–82	4	95	36	13.57	0	10	4/81	27.20	0	5	0
Billy Murdoch	Australia	1877–90	18	896	211	32.00	2	–	–	–	–	14	0	[8] [9]
	England	1892	1	12	12	12.00	0	–	–	–	–	0	1
J. J. Ferris	Australia	1887–90	8	98	20*	8.16	0	48	5/26	14.25	4	4	0	[10]
	England	1892	1	16	16	16.00	0	13	7/37	7.00	2	0	0
Sammy Woods	Australia	1888	3	32	18	5.33	0	5	2/35	24.20	0	1	0	[11]
	England	1896	3	122	53	30.50	0	5	3/28	25.80	0	4	0
Frank Hearne	England	1889	2	47	27	23.50	0	–	–	–	–	1	0	[12]
	South Africa	1892–96	4	121	30	15.12	0	2	2/40	20.00	0	2	0
Albert Trott	Australia	1895	3	205	85*	102.50	0	9	8/43	21.33	1	4	0	[13] [14]
	England	1899	2	23	16	5.75	0	17	5/49	11.64	1	0	0
Frank Mitchell	England	1899	2	88	41	22.00	0	–	–	–	–	2	0	[15]
	South Africa	1912	3	28	12	4.66	0	–	–	–	–	0	0
Nawab of Pataudi (snr)	England	1932–34	3	144	102	28.80	1	–	–	–	–	0	0	[16] [17]
	India	1946	3	55	22	11.00	0	–	–	–	–	0	0
Gul Mohammad	India	1946–52	8	166	34	11.06	0	2	2/21	12.00	0	3	0	[18]
	Pakistan	1956	1	39	27*	39.00	0	–	–	–	–	0	0
Abdul Hafeez Kardar	India	1946	3	80	43	16.00	0	–	–	–	–	1	0	[19]
	Pakistan	1952–58	23	847	93	24.91	0	21	3/35	45.42	0	15	0
Amir Elahi	India	1947	1	17	13	8.50	0	–	–	–	–	0	0	[20]
	Pakistan	1952	5	65	47	10.83	0	7	4/134	35.42	0	0	0
Sammy Guillen	West Indies	1951–52	5	104	54	26.00	0	–	–	–	–	9	2	[21]
	New Zealand	1956	3	98	41	16.33	0	–	–	–	–	4	1
Kepler Wessels	Australia	1982–85	24	1761	179	42.95	4	0	–	–	0	18	0	[22]
	South Africa	1992–94	16	1027	118	38.03	2	–	–	–	–	12	0
John Traicos	South Africa	1970	3	8	5*	4.00	0	4	2/70	51.75	0	4	0	[23]
	Zimbabwe	1992–93	4	11	5	2.75	0	14	5/86	40.14	1	4	0
Boyd Rankin	England	2014	1	13	13	6.50	0	1	1/47	81.00	0	0	0	[24]
	Ireland	2018–19	2	30	17	10.00	0	7	2/5	31.86	0	0	0
Gary Ballance	England	2014–17	23	1498	156	37.45	4	0	–	–	0	22	0	[25]
	Zimbabwe	2023	1	155	137*	155.00	1	–	–	–	–	0	0
PJ Moor	Zimbabwe	2014–2019	8	533	83	35.53	0	–	–	–	–	9	1	[26]
	Ireland	2024	5	88	19	8.80	0	–	–	–	–	0	0

One Day International cricket

Ed Joyce played 17 ODIs for England before representing Ireland.

Eoin Morgan played ODIs for Ireland before playing for England.

Sixteen men have played international cricket for two ODI teams. List updated to 28 February 2024 (ODI #4736).

Name	Team	Career	Matches	Runs	HS	Avg	100	Wkt	BB	Avg	4WI	Ct	St	Ref(s)
				Batting				Bowling				Fielding
Kepler Wessels	Australia	1983–85	54	1740	107	36.25	1	18	2/16	36.38	0	19	0	[27] [22]
	South Africa	1991–94	55	1627	90	32.54	2	0	–	–	0	30	0
Clayton Lambert	West Indies	1990–98	12	368	119	33.45	1	0	–	–	0	0	0	[27] [28]
	USA	2004	1	39	39	39.00	0	0	–	–	0	0	0
Anderson Cummins	West Indies	1991–95	63	459	44*	15.30	0	78	5/31	28.79	3	11	0	[27] [29] [30]
	Canada	2007	13	27	9*	4.50	0	13	3/60	48.53	0	3	0
Dougie Brown	England	1997–98	9	99	21	24.75	0	7	2/28	43.57	0	1	0	[27] [31] [32]
	Scotland	2006–07	16	220	50*	15.71	0	15	3/37	40.93	0	3	0
Geraint Jones	England	2004–06	49	815	80	24.69	0	–	–	–	–	68	4	[27] [33]
	PNG	2014	2	47	25	23.50	0	–	–	–	–	0	0
Ed Joyce	England	2006–07	17	471	107	27.70	1	–	–	–	–	6	0	[27] [34]
	Ireland	2011–18	61	2151	160*	41.36	5	–	–	–	–	21	0
Eoin Morgan	Ireland	2006–09	23	744	115	35.42	1	–	–	–	–	9	0	[27] [35] [36]
	England	2009–22	225	6957	148	39.75	12	–	–	–	–	78	0
Boyd Rankin	Ireland	2007–12 2016–20	68	95	18*	7.91	0	96	4/15	28.27	3	17	0	[27] [37]
	England	2013–14	7	5	4	5.00	0	10	4/46	24.10	1	0	0
Luke Ronchi	Australia	2008	4	76	64	38.00	0	–	–	–	–	5	2	[27] [38] [39]
	New Zealand	2013–17	81	1321	170*	23.17	1	–	–	–	–	100	10
Mark Chapman	Hong Kong	2015	2	151	124*	151.00	1	–	–	–	–	12	0	[27]
	New Zealand	2018–23	21	335	101*	29.93	1	–	–	–	–	3	0
Xavier Marshall	West Indies	2005–09	24	375	157*	17.85	1	–	–	–	–	9	0	[27]
	United States	2019–20	13	221	50	17.00	0	–	–	–	–	3	0
Roelof van der Merwe	South Africa	2009–10	13	39	12	9.75	0	17	3/27	33.00	0	3	0	[27] [40]
	Netherlands	2019–24	14	128	57	12.80	0	12	2/33	43.91	0	6	0
Rusty Theron	South Africa	2010	4	5	5	5.00	0	12	5/44	14.41	1	4	0	[27] [41]
	United States	2019–22	14	45	12	5.00	0	19	4/56	26.00	1	3	0
Hayden Walsh	United States	2019	1	27	27	27.00	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	[27] [42]
	West Indies	2019–24	22	148	46*	16.44	0	28	5/39	32.96	2	4	0
David Wiese	South Africa	2015–16	6	102	41*	20.40	0	9	3/50	35.11	0	2	0	[27] [43]
	Namibia	2022	9	228	67	28.50	0	6	2/22	61.66	0	2	0
Gary Ballance	England	2013–15	16	297	79	21.21	0	–	–	–	–	22	0	[27] [44]
	Zimbabwe	2023	5	157	64*	39.25	0	–	–	–	–	5	0

Twenty20 International cricket

Nineteenth men have represented two teams in T20I cricket. List updated to 13 April 2024 (T20I #2559).

Name	Team	Career	Matches	Runs	HS	Avg	50	Wkt	BB	Avg	4WI	Ct	St	Ref(s)
				Batting				Bowling				Fielding
Ed Joyce	England	2006–07	2	1	1	1.00	0	–	–	–	–	0	0	[45] [46]
	Ireland	2012–14	16	404	78*	36.72	1	–	–	–	–	5	0
Luke Ronchi	Australia	2008–09	3	47	36	23.50	0	–	–	–	–	0	0	[45]
	New Zealand	2013–17	29	312	51*	18.35	1	–	–	–	–	24	5
Dirk Nannes	Netherlands	2009	2	6	6	6.00	0	1	1/26	56.00	0	0	0	[45] [47]
	Australia	2009–10	15	16	12*	16.00	0	27	4/18	14.92	1	1	0
Boyd Rankin	Ireland	2009–12 2016–20	48	64	16*	9.14	0	54	3/16	22.12	0	16	0	[45]
	England	2013	2	–	–	–	–	1	1/24	24.00	0	0	0
Roelof van der Merwe	South Africa	2009–10	13	57	48	19.00	0	14	2/14	21.78	0	6	0	[45]
	Netherlands	2015–24	44	433	75*	22.78	2	46	4/35	19.10	0	17	0
Mark Chapman	Hong Kong	2014–16	19	392	63*	23.05	1	3	1/10	25.66	0	4	0	[45]
	New Zealand	2018–24	51	1,026	104*	31.09	7	1	1/9	22.00	0	20	0
Xavier Marshall	West Indies	2008–09	6	96	36	16.00	0	–	–	–	–	3	0	[45]
	United States	2019–21	14	204	47*	18.54	0	–	–	–	–	2	0
Izatullah Dawlatzai	Afghanistan	2012	4	0	0*	–	0	6	3/33	22.33	0	1	0	[45]
	Germany	2019–20	12	26	24*	26.00	0	12	3/23	20.66	0	2	0
Hayden Walsh	United States	2019	8	114	28	19.00	0	6	2/21	20.00	0	2	0	[45]
	West Indies	2019–22	30	36	12*	9.00	0	25	3/23	28.16	0	7	0
David Wiese	South Africa	2013–16	20	92	28	13.14	0	24	5/23	20.70	1	9	0	[45]
	Namibia	2021–24	30	481	66*	30.06	3	30	4/17	24.10	1	8	0
Jade Dernbach	England	2011–14	34	24	12	4.80	0	39	4/22	26.15	0	8	0	[45]
	Italy	2021	6	7	5	7.00	0	5	1/17	30.00	0	2	0
Amjad Khan	England	2009	1	2	2	2.00	0	2	2/34	17.00	0	0	0	[45]
	Denmark	2021–22	8	47	16	7.83	0	5	2/25	23.20	0	0	0
Rusty Theron	South Africa	2010–12	9	32	31*	–	0	12	4/27	21.75	1	2	0	[45]
	United States	2021–22	9	9	7*	–	0	12	3/16	18.00	0	1	0
Michael Rippon	Netherlands	2013–18	18	216	42	30.85	0	15	3/8	20.66	0	4	0	[45]
	New Zealand	2022	1	0	0	–	0	2	2/37	37.00	0	0	0
Daniel Jakiel	Zimbabwe	2019	2	–	–	–	–	3	2/27	14.66	0	0	0	[45]
	Malawi	2022–23	18	90	18*	18.00	0	23	5/11	19.69	1	4	0
Tim David	Singapore	2019–20	14	558	92*	46.50	4	5	1/18	51.00	0	12	0	[45]
	Australia	2022–24	25	504	64	33.60	2	–	–	–	–	11	0
Connor Smith	Isle of Man	2021	4	17	13	8.50	0	3	3/15	25.00	0	2	0	[45]
	Malaysia	2023	2	10	9	5.00	0	1	1/15	15.00	0	1	0
Corey Anderson	New Zealand	2012–18	31	485	94*	24.25	2	14	2/17	35.35	0	19	0	[45]
	United States	2024	2	83	55	41.50	1	–	–	–	–	0	0
Nitish Kumar	Canada	2012–19	18	434	83	31.00	3	7	2/18	22.85	0	5	0	[45]
	United States	2024	1	64	64	64.00	1	–	–	–	–	1	0

Different formats

• Gavin Hamilton played one Test match for England in 1999, before playing 38 ODIs and 12 T20Is for Scotland. ^[48]
• Ryan Campbell played two ODI matches for Australia in 2002, and also played three T20I matches for Hong Kong in 2016. ^[49]
• Gregory Strydom played twelve ODIs for Zimbabwe in 2006 and six T20Is for Cayman Islands in 2019. ^[50]
• Andri Berenger played ODIs for UAE and T20Is for Qatar. He also played for Sri Lanka at under-19 level.

Women's cricket

One Day International cricket

4 women have played One Day International cricket for two teams. List updated to 21 January 2023 (ODI #1311).

Name	Team	Career	Matches	Runs	HS	Avg	100	50	Wkt	BB	Avg	4WI	Ct	St	Ref(s)
				Batting					Bowling				Fielding
Nicola Payne	Netherlands	1988–1998	37	631	73*	18.02	0	2	19	3/20	20.26	0	16	0	[51]
	New Zealand	2000–2003	28	547	93	24.86	0	2	1	1/22	22.00	0	1	0
Rowan Milburn	Netherlands	2000	7	148	71	21.14	0	1	–	–	–	–	1	5	[52]
	New Zealand	2007	8	89	25	14.83	0	0	–	–	–	–	6	0
Bernadine Bezuidenhout	South Africa	2014–2015	4	2	2	0.66	0	0	–	–	–	–	2	0	[53]
	New Zealand	2018–2020	9	123	43	20.50	0	0	–	–	–	–	5	1
Kim Garth	Ireland	2010–2018	34	448	72*	17.92	0	2	23	4/11	36.39	1	12	1	[54]
	Australia	2023–present	2	2	2	2.00	0	0	0	–	–	0	0	0

Twenty20 International cricket

5 women have played Twenty20 international cricket for two teams. List updated to 31 August 2023 (T20I #1566).

Name	Team	Career	Matches	Runs	HS	Avg	100	50	Wkt	BB	Avg	4WI	Ct	St	Ref(s)
				Batting					Bowling				Fielding
Bernadine Bezuidenhout	South Africa	2014–2015	7	68	34	13.60	0	0	–	–	–	–	1	0	[55]
	New Zealand	2018–2023	13	125	44	13.88	0	0	–	–	–	–	3	2
Chamani Seneviratne	Sri Lanka	2010–2013	32	124	25	6.88	0	0	28	4/21	17.42	1	12	0	[56]
	United Arab Emirates	2018–2022	23	369	63	19.42	0	2	28	5/3	10.07	2	5	0
Deepika Rasangika	Sri Lanka	2009–2014	32	314	39	14.95	0	0	5	3/9	28.00	0	6	0	[57]
	Bahrain	2022	9	283	161*	70.75	1	0	7	2/19	19.42	0	0	0
Kim Garth	Ireland	2010–2019	51	762	51*	23.09	0	1	42	3/6	19.88	0	18	0	[58]
	Australia	2022–present	3	–	–	–	–	–	1	1/27	81.00	0	0	0
Mahika Gaur	United Arab Emirates	2019–2022	19	11	6*	5.50	0	0	9	3/21	33.77	0	4	0	[59]
	England	2023–present	1	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–

Different formats

• Candacy Atkins played 1 Test & 11 ODIs for West Indies (2003–2004) before playing 1 T20I for USA in 2019. ^[60]
• Mahewish Khan played 2 Tests & 14 ODIs for Pakistan (1998–2001) and 3 T20Is for Canada (2019). ^[61]

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