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[Kulli]

Symonds moved over here when he was 2 months old, ahah.

Atm it seems as if those SA players who chose to play for England made the right move.

What points the cut off then?

[Buzz]

there is no cut off, you can play on residential grounds if you live in the UK for 4 years. Alternatively if you have a UK passport through birth, a parent or grandparent, you qualify.

[Liam-SCCC]

Kieswetter had a British mum but still had to qualify, there was a date where he had to wait until before he could play for the full England team, he made his debut a couple of days later

[Buzz]

I think their may be a 2 year qualification period for the parent passport qualification - as Trott (Dad) and KP (mum) had the same as CK.

[tim2000s]

there is no cut off, you can play on residential grounds if you live in the UK for 4 years. Alternatively if you have a UK passport through birth, a parent or grandparent, you qualify.

Isn't that 4 year rule applicable under the ICC worldwide?

[Kulli]

there is no cut off, you can play on residential grounds if you live in the UK for 4 years. Alternatively if you have a UK passport through birth, a parent or grandparent, you qualify.

I know that, i just meant at what point is Langers cut off 

[langer17]

Well if you play U19's for one country then decide to play for another one, I find that a bit strange

[langer17]

I think I qualify for Scotland + England (Grandmother on mums side) and also the Netherlands (Grandmother on dads side), lol

[tim2000s]

I think I qualify for Scotland + England (Grandmother on mums side) and also the Netherlands (Grandmother on dads side), lol

Or live in any Caribbean country for 4 years and you'd even qualify for the West Indies...

[Kulli]

I think I qualify for Scotland + England (Grandmother on mums side) and also the Netherlands (Grandmother on dads side), lol

Good job you haven't played for the U-19's then 

[langer17]

Good job you haven't played for the U-19's then 

Indeed, ahah