5 cricketers who had the longest international career in Indian cricket history

#2 Mohinder Amarnath (December 1969 - October 1989)

Mohinder Amarnath was a little inconsistent and hence kept finding himself out of the team

Mohinder Amarnath will forever be remembered for his match-winning performance in the 1983 World Cup Final. Scoring 26 in India’s total of 183 before coming out and taking 3/12 (in 7 overs) which helped India defend a modest total and lift the World Cup title.

Son of former India captain Lala Amarnath, Mohinder made his Test debut in 1969. After his debut series in 1969, Amarnath had to wait for 7 years to get another opportunity and it was only in 1983 that he cemented his place in both Tests and ODIs.

Mohinder was a little inconsistent and hence kept finding himself out of the team. But he kept making a comeback and eventually retired in 1989 which brought an end to a very good career. In 63 Tests, amassed 4378 runs while he scored 1924 runs in 85 ODIs. TO go with more than 6000 international runs, Amarnath also picked up 78 wickets in his international career.