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Cricketers made a lot of names from their game but failed as a captain


 1. Brian Lara: -

Brian Lara led the West Indies for 9 years from 1997 to 2006. Lara had a good record in ODI cricket, but Lara could not achieve the success of his team in Test cricket. In his captaincy, the West Indies team won only 10 matches in a total of 46 Tests. They made 5 centuries as captain. Even his historic innings of an unbeaten 400 against England also came during this period.

2. Chris Gayle


After retiring Brian Lara, Chris Gayle was made the captain of the West Indies, the same Chris Gayle led the West Indies in total 53 matches, out of which the team won only 17, questioned his captaincy.

Sachin Tendulkar

 Sachin Tendulkar is the greatest batsman in history; Tendulkar was twice the captain of the team, his first tenure was in 1996, when the successful captain became the captain, he left the captaincy.


 During the batting, there are several records on his name, including one-day record of highest runs in ODIs and Test matches. However, the only thing that was negative for him in his career of nearly 24 years was that the performance of the Indian team under his captaincy.

Sachin Tendulkar twice the captain of the team His first tenure was in 1996, then the team did not get success and many questions were raised on him. After that he left the captaincy, after Rahul Dravid left the captaincy of the Indian team in 2007, he was offered to become the captain but he dismissed it politely. Instead, he did MS Dhoni's name ahead. Sachin led India in 25 Tests, out of which the team won only in 4 matches.

4. Andrew Flintoff


Andrew Flintoff was England's captain in 2006, after which Flintoff led England in 11 games, out of which the team won only two matches and lost in seven matches. During the captaincy, Flintoff scored 566 runs at an average of 29.78. After leaving captaincy, he scored 3279 runs at an average of 29.44.


5. Hashim Amla

Hashim Amla was the leading batsman of South Africa's batting lineup, scoring 894 runs as captain in his 14 matches. These runs were made at an average of 49.66, including 3 centuries.