5 batsmen who have a higher T20I average than Test average

JP Duminy

Duminy

Another player, much like Guptill, who has struggled to translate his success in ODIs and T20Is to Tests is South African all-rounder JP Duminy. An integral part of South Africa's limited-overs side, Duminy has often been a liability in the Test side, where he has struggled to justify his selection as a batsman or as an all-rounder.

In the shortest format of the game, Duminy has proven himself time and again as the ideal all-rounder, capable of scoring quick runs with the bat while also being flexible with respect to his batting position and also chipping in with a few wickets while not conceding too many runs. That is even before mentioning his exceptional ground fielding.

In Tests, however, he has struggled to nail his place in the side despite being given considerable chances. Despite playing 46 Test, Duminy just averages 32.85 with the bat. However, his T20I average, his average is almost 40 in 71 matches.