Australia: Playing cricket at the international level for the Indian cricket team is many times more difficult than playing cricket for any other nation's team. Within Indian cricket, thousands of Indian players wake up every morning and dream of representing the Indian cricket team and work hard to fulfill it.

In such a situation, we are going to tell you about another Indian cricketer who, like Team India's under-19 captain Unmukt Chand, has left Indian cricket and now he is going to Australia and playing domestic cricket. Playing cricket.

Arjun Nair left India

26 year old Indian player Arjun Nair is currently playing first class cricket in Australia. Arjun Nair is not only playing domestic cricket in Australia but has also represented Sydney Thunder in the T20 league Big Bash there.

Talking about Arjun Nair, his parents settled in Australia due to their work and Arjun Nair was also born in Australia, but when Arjun Nair decided to play cricket, he had two options. If he wanted, he could have played international cricket for India too, but instead of joining Indian cricket, he decided to play cricket for Australia.

Arjun Nair's domestic cricket statistics are like this

Arjun Nair has so far played 5 first class matches, 15 List A and 36 T20 matches in domestic cricket. Arjun Nair has taken 4 wickets in 5 first class matches. While Arjun has 20 wickets in his name in 15 matches played in List A, Arjun has taken 23 wickets in 36 T20 matches. As a batsman, Arjun Nair has played one half-century innings in List A.

The dream of playing international cricket from Australia will also remain unfulfilled

Looking at the kind of figures Arjun Nair has in domestic cricket, it seems that the 26-year-old Indian player will be able to represent Australia at some point in his cricketing career. Arjun Nair has not been able to deliver any match-winning performance with neither bat nor ball. In such a situation, if Arjun Nair wants to realize his dream of playing international cricket with Australia, then for that he will have to perform consistently in domestic cricket.