List of West Indies ODI wicket-keepers

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This is a chronological list of West Indies ODIs wicket-keepers .

No.PlayerSpanODIsCatchesStumpingsTotalRef
1 Deryck Murray 1973-19802637138 [1]
2 David Murray 1973-19811016016 [2]
3 Milton Pydanna 1980-19833213 [3]
4 Jeff Dujon 1981-199116718321204 [4]
5 Thelston Payne 1986/872200 [5]
6 David Williams 1988-199736351045 [6]
7 Junior Murray 1988-19975044751 [7]
8 Jimmy Adams 1993-19975044751 [8]
9 Courtney Browne 1995-20054659968 [9]
10 Ridley Jacobs 1996-200414716029189 [10]
11 Carlton Baugh Jr. 2003-201247391251 [11]
12 Denesh Ramdin 2005–present1291716177 [12]
13 Patrick Browne 20083202 [13]
14 Xavier Marshall 20081000 [14]
15 Andre Fletcher 2009-20156235 [15]
16 Devon Thomas 2009-20132123929 [16]
17 Chadwick Walton 20092617 [17]
18 Lendl Simmons 20111202 [18]
19 Johnson Charles 20131110111 [19]
20 Shai Hope 2018 -present5238846 [20]

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References

  1. ↑ Deryck Murray
  2. ↑ David Murray
  3. ↑ Milton Pydanna
  4. ↑ Jeff Dujon
  5. ↑ Thelston Payne
  6. ↑ David Williams
  7. ↑ Junior Murray
  8. ↑ Jimmy Adams
  9. ↑ Courtney Browne
  10. ↑ Ridley Jacobs
  11. ↑ Carlton Baugh
  12. ↑ Denesh Ramdin
  13. ↑ Patrick Browne
  14. ↑ Xavier Marshall
  15. ↑ Andre Fletcher
  16. ↑ Devon Thomas
  17. ↑ Chadwick Walton
  18. ↑ Lendl Simmons
  19. ↑ Johnson Charles
  20. ↑ Shai Hope
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