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3 Indian players who faded away despite a good start to their International career

3 Indian players who faded away despite a good start

Along with talent, consistency is also very important in cricket. Some players impress a lot at the domestic level due to their talent, but due to lack of consistency in their game as soon as they come to the international level, they disappear soon.

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There are many players who do not get so much popularity in domestic cricket, but their ability is visible as soon as they come to the international level and they stay in the international level for a long time by continuously improving their game.

Similarly, there are some players who get immense popularity in domestic cricket due to their brilliant game and excellent performance and enter international cricket with high hopes but they disappear even after a good start due to inconsistency.

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In this article today we will talk about 3 such Indian players who started their career with high hopes but were shown the way out of the team within a few years.

Manish Pandey

Right-handed Indian batsman Manish Pandey, who scored his maiden century in the IPL, had already become a popular player before he stepped into international cricket and big things were expected from him at the international level. Manish, who stepped into international cricket in 2015, could not retain his name and status in Team India and was out of the team within a few years.

Manish Pandey, who made his debut against Zimbabwe in 2015, has scored just 566 runs in 29 ODIs with a century. At the same time, in 39 T20 matches, he has scored 709 runs with the help of three half-centuries. Manish played his last ODI for India in 2021 and last T20 in 2020.

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Kedar Jadhav

Kedar Jadhav, who made his international debut against Sri Lanka in 2014, had high hopes from the Indian team management and cricket fans. Jadhav, who was a big influence in domestic cricket, had a good start in international cricket but was soon replaced by other players and he was dropped from the team in 2020 due to inability to sustain the game.

Jadhav scored 1389 runs in 73 ODIs with the help of two centuries and six half-centuries. At the same time, in T20 Internationals, he played only 9 matches where he scored 122 runs at an average of 20.33.

Prithvi Shaw

Prithvi Shaw, who played Test for India at the age of 18, had already become a big name in domestic cricket. Prithvi was considered to be the future of Indian cricket and he also started it with a bang by scoring a century in his first Test match.

However, so far Prithvi has appeared in only 5 Tests, 6 ODIs and only one T20I match. He was part of the Indian team for the last time in 2021. Although he is still young and on the basis of good performance, he can claim a place in the Indian team soon enough.

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