Scoring a century in international cricket is the main goal of every batsman.

However, not all batsmen are able to achieve this feat as the bowlers are of high quality and even if it is an ordinary bowling attack, the batsman needs to concentrate well to score a century. –

While a lot of players have represented only one country at the international level, here is a list of six such batsmen who not only played for two different countries but also scored a century each for both the countries in international cricket.

1. Joe Burns scored centuries for Australia and Italy

Joe Burns left Australia and moved to Italy to be with his late brother. He recently scored a T20I century for his new team, while for Australia he scored a century in Tests against New Zealand.

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2. Kepler Wessels scored centuries for Australia and South Africa

Kepler Wessels was the first cricketer to achieve this feat. He first played for Australia and scored centuries for them, then moved to his birth country South Africa and repeated that performance. –

3. Eoin Morgan

Eoin Morgan represented Ireland and England in his career.

He performed brilliantly for Ireland and then he moved to England, where he became a World Cup-winning captain.

4. Ed Joyce

Another left-handed batsman who has scored centuries for both Ireland and England is Ed Joyce. Unlike Morgan, Joyce first played for England and then moved to Ireland.

5. Mark Chapman

Very few cricket fans would know that current New Zealand batsman Mark Chapman is from Hong Kong. He had scored a century for Hong Kong before moving to New Zealand and then scored a century for them too.

6. Gary Ballance

Gary Balance was from Zimbabwe, but he moved to England and scored a Test century for them. He then came back to Zimbabwe and scored a century for his home team as well.