2.Nathan Hauritz (2003)
Just like Nathan Bracken, Nathan Hauritz also made his entry in the mid of the tournament to replace Shane Warne, who was allegedly found positive in a drug test, which ended up getting a ban for him. Hauritz could watch his side conquer the title without even participating in it.
1.Collis King (1975)
The first edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup was played in the year 1975. Representing the West Indian side, Collis King was previously featured in the squad which participated in it. However, he didn’t get a chance to take the field out of the five matches that his side played in that edition. However, he played his part during the 1979 World Cup final, where he smashed 86 runs in 66 balls.
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