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10. Denesh Ramdin (West Indies)Trinidad-born Ramdin was born on 13 March 1985. Ramdin debuted for the West Indies National Cricket Team as a Test player in 2005.
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9. Moin Khan (Pakistan) As the wicketkeeper during Pakistan’s 1992 victory at the Cricket World Cup, Moin Khan played an important role.
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8. Jeff Dujon (West Indies) His wicketkeeping skills earned him mass respect, and he was known as one of the greatest wicket keepers of all time.
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7. Brendon McCullum (New Zealand) However, due to McCullum’s impressive skills as a wicketkeeper, he is one of the greatest wicket keepers of all time, with 168 catches and 11 stumps.
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6. Brad Haddin (Australia) The exceptional performances of Haddin as a wicketkeeper make him one of the greatest wicket keepers, with 262 catches and 8 stumps.
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5. Ian Healy (Australia) Healy is known as one of the greatest wicket keepers in cricket history, with 366 catches and 29 stumps.
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4. Mark Boucher (South Africa) His remarkable career behind the stumps makes him one of the greatest wicketkeepers with the highest dismissals.
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3. MS Dhoni (India) Fourth Indian cricketer to reach 10,000 ODI runs after Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, and Rahul Dravid, and also the fourth wicket-keeper to achieve the feat.
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2. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) In his time with the Sri Lankan national team, the magical left-handed batsman and outstanding wicketkeeper were his spines.
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1. Adam Gilchrist (Australia) He was a left-handed batsman for the national team of Australia from 1996 to his retirement.