Many cricket players debut in their teams to get proud of their Nation. As we know, cricket players can be played with myopia or hypermetropia. They can prefer glasses or lenses to avoid that defect. This article was about the top ten international cricket players who played with specs.
1. Virender Sehwag
Virender Sehwag was an Indian preceding fatal cricket player. He played in India for nearly 13 years and retired from all the formats of cricket in 2015. He is the deadliest Right-Hand batsman and debuted for the Delhi Capitals team of IPL. As we know, Virender Sehwag uses spectacles because of his eyesight issues which help him to watch the ball while batting.
2. Daniel Vettori
Daniel Vettori was a New Zealand prior cricket player. Similarly, he also retired from all the formats of cricket and worked as a New Zealand cricket coach. He played several Test, T20, and ODI matches. As we know, Daniel Vettori uses spectacles because of his long-eyesight and astigmatism in his eye. Without specs, it is hard to play for him.
3. Imam-ul-Haq
Imam-ul-Haq was a Pakistani cricket player and Left-Hand middle-order batsman in his team. He played many ODI, T20, and Test matches. And he has many highest records in ODI cricket matches. Similarly, Imam-ul-Haq also uses spectacles because of poor eyesight and vision to see the ball clearly in the field. He was the first cricket player in Pakistan who played with specs.
4. Clive Lloyd
Clive Lloyd was the oldest prior cricket player from the West Indies National Cricket team. He also captained the West Indies team and is known as one of the greatest captains. He is a Left-Hand cricket player and played for many test matches. As we know, Clive Lloyd uses spectacles because of eyes were damaged at the age of 12 years.
5. Todd Murphy
Todd Murphy was a young Australian cricket player. He was squad for the under-19 World Cup team. He was a Left-Hand cricket player and a Right-Arm off-break bowler. Todd Murphy uses spectacles because he cannot see further distances and avoid sunlight rays.
6. Charles Coventry
Charles Coventry was a Zimbabwean cricket player and a dangerous Right-Hand batsman in his team. He played 15 years for his team and represented many test matches. Similarly, Charles Coventry is the first cricket player in Zimbabwean to use spectacles because of his eyesight issues. Without specs, it is hard to play for him.
7. Eddie Barlow
Eddie Barlow is one of the oldest cricket players who debuted for the South African team. He played in many test matches and was a Right-Hand opener batsman. On the field, Eddie Barlow uses his spectacles because of an eye disorder from birth and the frame of specs in a rounded shape. It is hard to play for him without specs.
8. Zaheer Abbas
Zaheer Abbas is a preceding cricket player who debuted for the Pakistani National Cricket team. He has several records in ODI and Test matches. The function of Zaheer Abbas is a Right-Hand batsman and a Right-Arm off-break bowler. He uses spectacles while batting because of eyesight issues and to see the ball.
9. Mitchell Santner
Mitchell Santner was a New Zealand cricket player known as one of the fatal Left-hand swing bowlers. He debuted for the IPL team of Chennai Super Kings and is a best Left-Hand batsman. Mitchell Santner uses spectacles during cricket for a better view and to reduce his eyesight.
10. Narendra Hirwani
Narendra Hirwani is a preceding Indian cricket player and the best Right-Arm leg spinner. He played several test matches and had many records as a Wicket-taker in India. Narendra Hirwani played with spectacles because of eyesight and dust issues on the field.
