List of England ODI wicket-keepers

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This is a chronological list of England ODIs wicket-keepers . [1] [2] [3]

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Jonny Bairstow, current England ODI wicket-keeper 20150621-Jonny-Bairstow.jpg
Jonny Bairstow, current England ODI wicket-keeper
Jos Buttler, holds the record for most dismissals by an English wicket-keeper in ODI cricket Jos Buttler 2017.jpg
Jos Buttler, holds the record for most dismissals by an English wicket-keeper in ODI cricket
No.PlayerSpanODIsCatchesStumpingsTotalRef
1 Alan Knott 1971–19772015116 [4]
2 Bob Taylor 1973–19842726632 [5]
3 Paul Downton 1973–19842826329 [6]
4 Roger Tolchard 19791101 [7]
5 David Bairstow 1979–19842117421 [8]
6 Geoff Humpage 19813202 [9]
7 Jack Richards 1981–198821 [N 1] 16117 [10]
8 Ian Gould 19831815318 [11]
9 Graeme Fowler 19842 [N 1] 224 [12]
10 Bruce French 1985–19881313316 [13]
11 Jack Russell 1987–19984041647 [14]
12 Steve Rhodes 1989–199599211 [15]
13 Alec Stewart 1989–2003138 [N 1] 14815163 [16]
14 Richard Blakey 1992–19933213 [17]
15 John Crawley 19991 [N 1] 011 [18]
16 Chris Read 2000–20063641243 [19]
17 James Foster 2001–20021113720 [20]
18 Marcus Trescothick 20025 [N 1] 404 [21]
19 Geraint Jones 2004–200649 [N 2] 68472 [22]
20 Matt Prior 2006–201156 [N 1] 68775 [23]
21 Paul Nixon 20071920323 [24]
22 Phil Mustard 2007–2008109211 [25]
23 Tim Ambrose 2007–20085303 [26]
24 Eoin Morgan 20092 [N 3] 303 [27]
25 Steven Davies 2009–20118808 [28]
26 Craig Kieswetter 2010–201343 [N 1] 521264 [29]
27 Jos Buttler 2013–present141 [N 1] 17131202 [30]
28 Jonny Bairstow 2015–202014 [N 1] 13215 [31]
29 Sam Billings 2017–20183 [N 1] 404 [32]
30 Ben Foakes 20191 [N 1] 213 [33]

Source: ESPNCricinfo

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References

  1. ↑ Will England ever settle on a limited-overs wicketkeeper?
  2. ↑ Top 10 Greatest Wicket-Keeper Batsmen of All Time
  3. ↑ ENGLAND’S ODI WICKET-KEEPER – THE MOST CUT-THROAT JOB IN CRICKET
  4. ↑ Alan Knott
  5. ↑ Bob Taylor
  6. ↑ Paul Downton
  7. ↑ Roger Tolchard
  8. ↑ David Bairstow
  9. ↑ Geoff Humpage
  10. ↑ Jack Richards
  11. ↑ Ian Gould
  12. ↑ Graeme Fowler
  13. ↑ Bruce French
  14. ↑ Jack Russell
  15. ↑ Steve Rhodes
  16. ↑ Alec Stewart
  17. ↑ Richard Blakey
  18. ↑ John Crawley
  19. ↑ Chris Read
  20. ↑ James Foster
  21. ↑ Marcus Trescothick
  22. ↑ Geraint Jones
  23. ↑ Matt Prior
  24. ↑ Paul Nixon
  25. ↑ Phil Mustard
  26. ↑ Tim Ambrose
  27. ↑ Eoin Morgan
  28. ↑ Steven Davies
  29. ↑ Craig Kieswetter
  30. ↑ Jos Buttler
  31. ↑ Jonny Bairstow
  32. ↑ Sam Billings
  33. ↑ Ben Foakes

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Has made ODI appearances as a outfielder, which are not counted here.
  2. ↑ Has also represented Papua New Guinea, only England appearances counted here.
  3. ↑ Has played ODIs for England and Ireland as a non-wicketkeeper, only his games as England wicketkeeper are counted here.
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