In an international career spanning two years, Stuart Binny played six Tests, 14 ODIs and three T20Is. His brightest moments were the 78 on Test debut and his 6 for 4 against Bangladesh, which remains the best Indian bowling figure in ODIs. He was also a part of India’s 2015 World Cup campaign but didn’t get an opportunity to play a game.
In an interview with Asianet Newsable, the 37-year-old recalled his best moment as an Indian cricketer and the advice he received from his captain MS Dhoni.
Despite a good start to his Test career, Stuart Binny couldn’t remain consistent. He scored 194 runs at an average of 21.55 and picked up three wickets at an average of 86. He found more success as an ODI cricketer, claiming 20 wickets at 21.95 and scoring 230 runs at almost 30, striking at over 93.
Pandemic played a major role in Stuart Binny’s retirement
Stating the irregularity of domestic cricket due to the COVID-19 pandemic as one of the reasons for his retirement, Stuart Binny added:
Now, as a level 2 coach at the NCA (National Cricket Academy), Stuart Binny also revealed that he is looking at a career in coaching.
Son of India’s World Cup-winning all-rounder and former selector Roger Binny, Stuart Binny made his first-class debut for Karnataka in 2003. He continued playing for the side for over a decade and a half before moving to Nagaland. He has also been a part of Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore franchises in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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