It’s a rare occurrence in the world of cricket when a father and son play together or face off in the same match. But such a unique scene was recently witnessed, where Afghanistan’s legendary cricketer Mohammad Nabi played against his son Isaakhil in the Shpageeza Cricket League.

Similarly, there have been many father-son duos in the cricketing world who gained immense fame in international cricket.

While they may have played in different eras, their names shine bright. Let’s take a look at 3 such notable father-son pairs.

Father-Son Pairs Who Made Their Mark

Lala Amarnath was the first Indian cricketer to score a century in Test cricket. He represented India in 24 Test matches, scoring 978 runs and taking 45 wickets. His first-class career was also exceptional—he scored 10,426 runs and claimed 463 wickets in 186 matches.

His son Mohinder Amarnath became one of India's finest players. He played a vital role in India’s 1983 World Cup victory. Mohinder featured in 69 Tests and 85 ODIs for India. In Tests, he scored 4,378 runs with 11 centuries, while in ODIs, he scored 1,924 runs.

Former Australian opener Geoff Marsh played 50 Tests and 117 ODIs.

He scored 2,854 runs in Test cricket and 4,357 runs in ODIs.

His sons Shaun Marsh and Mitchell Marsh have also made significant contributions to Australian cricket. Shaun scored 2,265 runs in 38 Tests, 2,773 runs in 73 ODIs, and 255 runs in 15 T20Is.

Mitchell Marsh continues to be an important player for Australia. He has played 46 Tests, 93 ODIs, and 67 T20Is, scoring 2,083 runs in Tests, 2,794 in ODIs, and 1,674 in T20Is. He has also taken 51 wickets in Tests, 57 in ODIs, and 17 in T20Is.

Chris Broad played 25 Tests and 34 ODIs for England as a top-order batsman.

He scored 1,661 runs in Tests and 1,361 in ODIs. His son Stuart Broad, however, became a legendary fast bowler.

Stuart Broad played 167 Tests, 121 ODIs, and 56 T20Is for England. He took 604 wickets in Tests, 178 in ODIs, and 65 in T20Is—securing his legacy as one of England’s greatest bowlers.

He scored 1,661 runs in Tests and 1,361 in ODIs. His son Stuart Broad, however, became a legendary fast bowler.

Stuart Broad played 167 Tests, 121 ODIs, and 56 T20Is for England. He took 604 wickets in Tests, 178 in ODIs, and 65 in T20Is—securing his legacy as one of England’s greatest bowlers.