Subroto Banerjee made his ODI debut against Australia in 1991 and earned his Test cap a year later. Known for his disciplined medium pace, he impressed with his control and swing.
Irfan Pathan debuted in Tests during the 2003-04 Border-Gavaskar series in Australia and later played ODIs there. His sharp swing bowling earned praise from cricket legends worldwide.
Mohammed Siraj’s ODI debut came in 2019, but his Test debut in Australia’s 2020-21 series made headlines. He emerged as India’s bowling hero in the historic Gabba triumph.
T Natarajan became the first Indian cricketer to debut in all three formats on the same tour of Australia. His accuracy and calm under pressure made him an instant fan favorite.
Young all-rounder Nitish Reddy impressed in his Test debut in Australia in 2024 and later earned his ODI cap in 2025. His versatility promises a bright future for Indian cricket.
I told before only that KL Rahul should play ahead of Shreyas Iyer. It was an absurd decision by the team and management.