It is indeed a matter of great pride to play for India. Cricket in India is not just a sport but a religion. Every year millions of young players come out who want to play for India. Playing and continuously playing for India are two different things. Although it is difficult to play for India, but it is even more difficult to keep playing continuously. Today we will talk about those five players who have been doing well for India for many years, but due to the increasing competition these players are not able to make their place in the Indian team. And you may see these players in the Indian team again.
1.Suresh Raina
The first name comes of India's left-handed middle order batsman Suresh Raina. Suresh Raina has scored more than 5000 runs in over 200 ODIs for India. Suresh was also a member of the 2011 World Cup Victory Team. Suresh Raina has scored the most IPL runs (5368) in the most IPL matches (193). Suresh was considered to be India's trusted middle order batsman, who held this responsibility for many years. But Suresh failed to perform consistently, due to which he was dropped from the team. Indian selectors are also focused on other players, due to which Suresh is not able to make a place in the team. But if Suresh performs strongly in the upcoming IPL seasons or Ranji for UP, then he can attract the attention of the selectors and make a place in the Indian team.
2.Amit mishra
64 wickets in 36 ODIs and 76 wickets in 22 Tests. These figures cannot be called bad anywhere. These figures are of veteran leg-spinner Amit Mishra. Despite having such a good record, Mishra could not play much matches for India in his 17-year career. Amit Mishra is the second highest wicket-taker in the IPL with 146 wickets. Amit has been in and out of the Indian team due to not doing well consistently. 36-year-old Amit Mishra may not get a place in the Indian team, despite young leg-spinners like Yuzvendra Chahal, Rahul Chahar, Mayank Markandeya.
3. Murli vijay
The third name comes in this list of India's trusted Test opening batsman Murali Vijay. Murali Vijay, who performed well in Tests on foreign pitches with his good technique, was considered India's best Test opener from 2013 to 2018. Murali Vijay, who scored 3982 runs in 51 Tests for India, was dropped from the Indian team after the his continuous failure and was replaced by other openers. The other openers started taking advantage of the opportunity and due to which Murali Vijay could not return. Now there are experienced batsmen Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul and young openers Mayank agarwal and Prithvi shaw in the Test it is difficult to get into the Indian team for Murali Vijay.
4.Harbhajan singh
India's veteran leg-spinner was talked about. Now let's talk about India's experienced off-spinner. The fourth name comes of Harbhajan Singh. Bhajji has taken 417 wickets playing 103 Tests for India and took 269 wickets in 236 matches in ODIs. Bhajji was dropped from the Indian team due to his lack in the depth in bowling because of his increasing age.
He played his last Test and ODI in 2015. He could not make his place in the Indian team since then. Now at the age of 39, Bhajji may never appear in the Indian team and you can only see him in the commentary box or sports cricket channel.
5. Stuart binny
The fifth and last name in this list is that of Stuart Binny, son of 1983 World Cup team member Roger Binny. His name came to the limelight in 2014 when he won a match to India in an ODI against Bangladesh. In that match, Stuart Binny took 6 wickets for just 4 runs while bowling for India. This performance is the best bowling performance by an Indian bowler in an ODI.But from that match onwards, Stuart Binny could not do such performance which makes him a place in the Indian team. He has scored just 230 runs in 14 ODIs and has taken 20 wickets. He was dropped from the Indian team after Hardik Pandya's arrival. Now, there are fast bowling all-rounders like Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dubey, Vijay Shankar, due to which he may can never make his place in the Indian team again.
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