T20 World Cup 2024

Four Players who have played for two different teams in 20-20 World Cup history

The 20-20 World Cup is one of the most important competitions in cricket history. The competition has generated a lot of interest and a lot of fans in its short time. Fans are glued to their screens during these matches due to the nature of the shortest format. The most recent edition of the 20-20 World Cup is currently underway in Australia. In this article, we will look at four players who have played for two different teams during the event’s history.

Mark Chapman

Chapman had played some fantastic cricket in New Zealand’s T20 Super Smash, but because he was born in Hong Kong to a New Zealand father, he got the best of both worlds. The cricketer has had an opportunity to play for both teams in the 20-20 World Cup.

He was eligible to play for both Hong Kong and New Zealand, and the young gun represented Hong Kong in two One-day Internationals and 19 T20s before moving to New Zealand. He has so far played three ODIs and four T20s for New Zealand.