England vs India 2018: 5 Indian players you might not know have scored Test 50s in England 

#4 Stuart Binny

Stuart Binny has never been able to replicate his father

Since the retirement of the legendary Kapil Dev, the Indian team management has tried many seam bowling all-rounders, without much success. Stuart Binny was chosen as the one to fulfil that role during India's 2014 tour of England. He was primarily picked as a medium pacer who could swing the ball and a decent batsman capable of hitting the ball a long way.

---

However, like many before him, Binny also wasn't much of a success on the international arena despite putting up strong performances in the domestic circuit. Despite a modest intentional career, one thing Stuart Binny will be proud of is the fact that he has a Test half-century on English soil to his name, which incidentally is his only half-century till date.

In the first Test of the 2014 tour, played at Trent Bridge, which was also his debut test, Binny scored a match-saving 78 in the 2nd innings to help India avoid defeat.