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Wriddhiman Saha: The Superman

Saha is currently one of the best behind the stumps

M.S Dhoni's retirement left a big void in the wicket-keeping department. Wriddhiman Saha, however, has done a fine job behind the stumps ever since he became the first choice wicketkeeper for India in Tests.

He is superb when the fast bowlers are on, and equally agile while the spinners operate. He grabs those half chances that make a huge impact on the game. He is fast, acrobatic and has excellent hands that aid quick stumpings.

He has 56 catches and 10 stumpings to his name. Along with that, he has scored 1112 runs with three Test centuries and five half centuries as well. He is surely right up there with the best wicket-keepers in the currest Test scenario.