25 Unbelievable facts about Indian cricket

14. Prabir Sen is the only Indian wicket-keeper to stump out Sir Donald Bradman and he was born in Bangladesh

1948 TEST CRICKET

In his 80 Test innings, Sir Donald Bradman was out stumped on eleven occasions. However, only one Indian wicket-keeper turned out to be lucky enough stump him out. Prabir Kumar Sen was the man who had the opportunity to do the same.

Prabir played 14 Tests for India between 1948 and 1952. He was born in Comilla, Bangladesh. He breathed his last in 1970 in Kolkata, India. Prabir scored 165 runs in 18 innings at an average close to 12. His highest Test score was 25.

However, despite the poor international run, he is quite experienced in first-class cricket. He was around for about 15 years and played 77 games. Prabir scored 2,386 runs at an average just over 23 including the highest score of 168. He hit three hundreds at this level.