Amol Muzumdar scored over 11167 first-class runs. He made a dream debut with 260 for Mumbai in 1993-94 Ranji Trophy.
His peak years clashed with India’s golden batting era. Despite 30 centuries, he never played for the national team.
Jalaj Saxena has 7,060 first-class runs and 484 wickets. He won the Lala Amarnath Award for Best All-Rounder three times.
He played for India A and multiple IPL teams. But never got his international debut cap despite consistent form.
Sheldon Jackson scored 7283 first-class runs at 45.80 average. He was Saurashtra’s batting mainstay for more than a decade.
Despite domestic brilliance and IPL stints, he retired in 2025 without playing for India.