5 unsuccessful Indian cricketers with great statistics

4. Harvinder Singh

Harvinder Singh played for India in the late 1990s and early 2000s

ODI Bowling Avg. - 25.37

Harvinder Singh was a talented medium pacer who made it to the Indian team in the year 1997. Although he played for India in both Tests and ODIs, Harvinder had a longer stint in the 50-over format and managed to perform quite decently.

He made his debut during the first edition of the Sahara 'Friendship' Cup played in Toronto between India and Pakistan. Singh emerged as the second highest wicket-taker in the series with 9 wickets, only behind Sourav Ganguly who took 15 wickets.

Post that, Harvinder Singh featured in 10 more ODIs as part of the Indian team before he was dropped in 2001. The Punjab pace bowler took 24 wickets in a 16-match one-day career and had an impressive average of just a little more than 25.