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

#9 Andrew Caddick

Caddick was a mainstay in the English side in the 90s

Born in Christchurch, the 6ft 5in fast bowler appeared for the New Zealand youth team in 1988. Caddick, who modelled his action on the great Kiwi seamer, Richard Hadlee, played in the McDonald's Bicentennial Youth World Cup after which he never appeared for New Zealand.

Frustrated at the lack of opportunities, the fast bowler moved to England in 1988-89 where he played for Middlesex and Somerset second XIs. His championship debut came in 1992 and he soon represented the country in 1993.

He played 62 Tests and 54 ODIs for England forming a lethal opening bowling combination with Darren Gough. He has 303 wickets in International Cricket across formats.