10 least injury-prone players in cricket 

#7 Adam Gilchrist

Gilchrist was a very agile keeper

Adam Gilchrist, fondly known as Gilly, was one of the most prominent members of the Australian team that dominated world cricket in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The attacking wicketkeeper batsman always made a big impact with his batting and keeping.

Gilchrist, who was Australia’s keeper for 12 years, proved staying injury-free is possible. He played 96 consecutive Tests from since Test debut which was a world record until AB de Villiers (98) and Brendon McCullum (101) broke his record.

Gilchrist also played 97 consecutive ODIs between May 1997 and January 2001. His ability to open the batting in ODIs even after keeping 50 overs showcased his fitness tenacity. Apart from being one of the most attacking cricketers, Gilly was one of the most honest players as he never waited for the umpire’s decision if he nicked the ball.