debut: 11/14/02
199,911 runs
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Technically, who is the best wicket keeper in the region
Technically, who is the best wicket keeper in the region
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debut: 3/16/21
12,306 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Impact looked really impressive in Pakistan, haven't had close look at all
Impact looked really impressive in Pakistan, haven't had close look at all
debut: 11/27/06
54,090 runs
In reply to Brerzerk
Congrats, that is now Imlach’s moniker here
Impact looked really impressive in Pakistan, haven't had close look at all
Congrats, that is now Imlach’s moniker here
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debut: 11/14/02
199,911 runs
In reply to sudden
We sure need Impact. These machines have their own minds these days
We sure need Impact. These machines have their own minds these days
debut: 2/16/24
946 runs
Tevin Imlach was outstanding in Pakistan. He has also displayed fine form with the bat. Joshua Da Silva needs to return to hopefully bolster the brittle middle order but he should play without the gloves on, leave them with Imlach.
debut: 4/28/03
60,410 runs
Let's look at the stats, plus the eye witnesses that viewed most matches.
If a wicketkeeper-batsmen is in the top 6 batters, he definitely plays.
If a wicketkeeper-batsmen is in the top 6 batters, he definitely plays.
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debut: 6/22/08
14,156 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Based on what saw during the Pakistan tour, Imlach is easily the best keeper I have seen in the last 15 to 20 years. And that statement is not limited to the region. He has great hands and excellent footwork. But nowadays, keepers must perform in front of the stumps as well as behind the stumps.
Based on what saw during the Pakistan tour, Imlach is easily the best keeper I have seen in the last 15 to 20 years. And that statement is not limited to the region. He has great hands and excellent footwork. But nowadays, keepers must perform in front of the stumps as well as behind the stumps.
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debut: 5/29/07
8,538 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Well, if we are rating keepers by glove-work only, Hamilton is still the most consistent in my opinion, I have never seen him drop a catch or miss a stumping in years, but Imlach is a close second and Bowen-Tucket is third.
Well, if we are rating keepers by glove-work only, Hamilton is still the most consistent in my opinion, I have never seen him drop a catch or miss a stumping in years, but Imlach is a close second and Bowen-Tucket is third.
debut: 11/14/02
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In reply to jacksparrow
Start with glove work - good question
Start with glove work - good question
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