11 cricketers who switched allegiances between under-19s and senior team

#11 Alan Mullally

Mullally played 19 Tests for England

Born and brought up in Western Australia, Mullally played for Australia Under-19s in 1987-88 and also made his first-class debut for Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield final in the same year. He had made his Hampshire debut in 1988 and returned in 1990 to county cricket, joining Leicestershire.

70 first class wickets in 1996 saw him picked in the England team in June that year to play India. He took a five-wicket haul in the game and played all Tests that summer and made his ODI debut later in the same year.

Mullally represented England in 19 Tests and 50 ODIs taking a total of 121 wickets across formats. He even became the no. 1 ranked ODI bowler for a period of time, representing England in the 1999 World Cup.