Stuart, 37, began his career with Karnataka and went on to play for India in six Tests, 14 One-Day Internationals, and three Twenty20 Internationals.
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Stuart still retains the record for the best bowling performance by an Indian in an ODI match. In Dhaka in 2014, he scored 4.4-2-4-6 versus Bangladesh. He had surpassed his compatriot and leg-spinner legend Anil Kumble's six-wicket haul against the West Indies in 1993, despite conceding only 12 runs.
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Stuart played 95 first-class matches for Karnataka, and he made his Test debut against England in July 2014, scoring 78 in his second innings, which remains his lone fifty in six Tests. The US terminated his international career with a 31-run defeat in a T20 match against the West Indies in Florida, when Evin Lewis struck him for five sixes and never recovered, and he was trolled by by cricket fans rather nastily.
He appeared in six Tests, fourteen One-Day Internationals, and three Twenty-20 Internationals, scoring 459 runs and taking 24 wickets.
Stuart is most known for punching above his weight and giving it his all, even though his famous father Roger had to resign from the selection committee owing to a conflict of interest.
Stuart expressed gratitude to the BCCI, his different teams, teammates, and coaches for their contributions to his growth as a cricketer.