Moin khan To Andy flower: Top 5 ODI Wicketkeepers With Stellar Batting And Keeping Records

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Wicketkeepers are vital in cricket, with expertise in batting and catching behind the stumps. Such talents allow them to score runs quickly while helping protect the team from wide shots. So here is a list of top 5 players who hold the title of making a record of 2000 runs and 100 wicketkeeping dismissals in ODIs.

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The former English wicketkeeper-batsman Alec James Stewart was a dependable presence behind the stumps and with the bat. In 170 matches, he scored 4,677 runs at an average of 31.60, including 4 centuries. Dismissed 163 times, he claimed 159 catches and 15 stumpings, showcasing his wicketkeeping prowess.

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The former Pakistani wicketkeeper-batsman Moin Khan was a reliable figure behind the stumps and with the bat. In 219 matches, he scored 3,266 runs at an average of 23.00. Dismissed 287 times, he claimed 214 catches and 73 stumpings, highlighting his sharp glovework and consistency.

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The former Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batsman Romesh Kaluwitharana was a dynamic presence behind the stumps and with the bat. In 189 matches, he scored 3,711 runs at an average of 22.22, including 2 centuries. Dismissed 206 times, he took 132 catches and 75 stumpings, showcasing his sharp wicketkeeping skills.

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The former Zimbabwean wicketkeeper-batsman Andy Flower was a reliable performer with both the bat and gloves. In 213 matches, he scored 6,786 runs at an average of 35.34, including 4 centuries. Dismissed 165 times, he took 141 catches and 32 stumpings, highlighting his exceptional wicketkeeping abilities.

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The former New Zealand wicketkeeper-batsman Adam Parore was a steady presence behind the stumps and with the bat. In 179 matches, he scored 3,314 runs at an average of 25.68, including 1 century. Dismissed 136 times, he took 116 catches and 25 stumpings, showcasing his wicketkeeping skills.