10 least injury-prone players in cricket 

#1 Kumar Sangakkara

Sangakkara is still scoring heavily in County cricket and in T20 leagues around the world

Sri Lanka’s highest run-getter in Tests and ODIs, Kumar Sangakkara was super consistent in all forms of cricket. He was a very fit cricketer and kept wickets in most part of his career.

There were only a couple of instances where he got injured and missed a certain part of a series. Both were in 2012 and co incidentally both were fractures. In July 2012, Sangakkara fractured his right little finger after being hit while batting and this injury ruled him out for almost a month. The other instance was in Australia during the Boxing Day at the MCG, when he was struck by a Mitchell Johnson bouncer which fractured his left hand.

Sangakkara retired from international cricket in 2015, but still continues to play in a few T20 leagues and County cricket. Considering his recent form, there were talks of him coming out of retirement, but he has quashed all the speculation.