Handling holds a significant part in cricket, regularly deciding the result of a coordinate. Whereas batsmen and bowlers might not perform reliably, a gifted defender can continuously spare vital runs and make game-changing minutes. The state "catches win matches" superbly underscores the importance of handling. Here’s a see at a few of India’s best defenders who have cleared out a enduring affect on the amusement.

Ravindra Jadeja
Ravindra Jadeja, prevalently known as 'Sir Jadeja,' is an fabulous dexterity man and has sharp reflexes. Whether standing at point, mid-off or cover, with lightning-quick tosses and his capacity to take extreme catches, he stands out. His most vital minute was his plunging capture that sent Jason Roy back to the structure in the 2019 World Glass.
Total catches: 147


Suresh Raina
Certainly, Suresh Raina was elating with his handling and the energy to capture it. He was radiant both behind the slips and in the outfield the talent of hitting the stumps straightforwardly. Relentlessly handling well, a few catches were seen and set up him in this list as one of India's finest amid his time. Add up to Catches: 167

Rahul Dravid
Nicknamed 'The Wall,' Rahul Dravid was as reliable in the slips as he was with the bat. He holds the record for the most catches by a non-wicketkeeper in Test cricket. His unimaginable capture against Pakistan, jumping to captured a drag shot, is exceptional.
Total catches: 406

Robin Singh
Robin Singh was known for his unparalleled dedication and having a exceptionally powerful arm as a hurler. He essentially did not drop the ball all through his cricket career and earned regard since of his commitment. Add up to catches: 38

Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli, since of his wellness and amusement mindfulness, is one of the beat modern-day defenders in the diversion. His capacity to judge the ball, execute run-outs, and take significant catches has regularly changed matches for India.
Total catches: 319

Mohammad Kaif
Mohammad Kaif's pace, precision, and nimbleness raised the guidelines of Indian cricket. His capture in the NatWest Trophy last in 2002 was a handling jewel.
Total catches: 69

Yuvraj Singh
Yuvraj Singh - He included sparkle to his handling with astonishing jumps and exact tosses. His constancy at in reverse point and square leg checked him out as a key player in the 2000s.
Total catches: 137

Mohammad Azharuddin
Mohammad Azharuddin's quick reflexes and rich physicality touched modern statures of Indian handling in the 1990s. His exceptional commitments are still an motivation for eras to come.
Total catches: 261

MAK Pataudi
Modern handling aptitudes were presented to Indian cricket with the appearance of Tiger Pataudi. His inventive approach to jumping and sliding kept him miles separated amid an period when such things didn't discover need.
Total catches: 27

Kapil Dev
Kapil Dev's physicality and that one notorious capture to Vivian Richards in the last of the 1983 World Glass talks volumes around his brilliance on the field. His endeavors re-imagined handling in Indian cricket.
Total catches: 135