Fastest stumping in cricket history

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, often known as Mahi or Captain Cool, has worn several hats in his career, from explosive middle-order batsman to elevating himself up the order to winning all three main ICC trophies (he is the only captain to have done so). Whether it’s an elevated helicopter shot or chasing down a massive target, this man has steel nerves! We’ll never forget that moment when he hammered a six-over long-on to win us the World Cup. In DRS reviews, no umpire has yet to beat him. With his calm and respectful demeanor, the man embodies the spirit of cricket around the world. But there is one thing Mahi excels at: maintaining wickets. He has superhuman reflexes and is lightning swift. Join us behind the stumps as we look at the Top 5 Dhoni Moments. 1. Jacob Oram’s wicket in the India vs New Zealand ODI series in 2009. Oram clearly edged a ball that Dhoni caught, but to secure Oram’s dismissal, he stumped him as he was out of his ground during the stroke. The Indian captain’s quick thinking and flawless execution garnered him a lot of accolades. 2. Stumping out Mitchel Marsh in the second T20 International between India and Australia in 2012. In 0.09 seconds, he managed to hit the balls and set the record for the fastest stumping in cricket history. 3. Glenn Maxwell’s wicket in the T20 series in the year 2016 played between India and Australia. 4. During the finals of the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013 against England, Dhoni managed to get the wicket of Ian Bell which proved...

Cricket is a game that requires both physical and mental strength, precision, and quick decision-making. The wicket-keeper in cricket has an essential role to play as they are responsible for stumping the batsman out when they leave their crease. Over time, many legendary wicket-keepers have emerged in the world of cricket with remarkable achievements. One such achievement is the record for most stumpings in cricket history. In this article, we will explore some of the greatest wicket-keepers who have achieved this feat along with details about their careers. Additionally, we will delve into one particular player’s impressive performance – MS Dhoni’s fastest stumping in cricket history. So put on your thinking caps and let us take a trip down memory lane as we discuss some of the best moments in cricket recorded by these skilled wicket-keepers! Records Of Most Stumpings In Cricket Let’s talk about the records of most stumpings in cricket – who has the most stumpings in a match, and who has the most stumpings in a career? Most Stumpings In A Match When it comes to the record for most stumpings in a match, it’s all about strategic planning and field placement. A wicketkeeper who can read the batsman’s batting techniques and anticipate their movements has a better chance of achieving this feat. The current holder of this record is Kiran More, who stumped five players during India’s 1990 test against England. It takes quick reflexes and lightning-fast hands to pull off multipl...

Fastest stumping in cricket is a necessary skill for wicket-keepers. One of the reasons why cricket fans admired former India captain MS Dhoni was because of his lightning work behind the stumps. A good gloveman will give no reprieve to a batter who misses the ball while charging down the track. Fastest Stumping in Cricket – The Art Wicket-keepers are the most chirpy people on the field, providing the necessary support to the bowler and even trying to intimidate the batsman at the striker’s end. They are waiting to pounce on a mistake from the batsman. No batter will dare to leave the crease unknowingly when an MS Dhoni or a Mark Boucher is behind the stumps. Stumping in cricket needs quick reflexes and thinking. A wicket-keeper has to act quickly before the batsman drags the foot back behind the popping crease. The art of stumping demands constant practice and a keen awareness of a batsman’s movements inside the crease. The best wicket-keepers in the world can dislodge the bails in a flash when presented with the opportunity. Who has the record for ‘Fastest Stumping in Cricket’? To keep it on record, MS Dhoni holds the record for Fastest Stumping in Cricket. He got the wicket of Keemo Paul, with a lightning stumping (0.08 seconds), which stands as the fastest of any wicket-keeper in International cricket. Top Five Stumping Records MS Dhoni holds the record for most stumpings in ODI cricket. The 2011 World Cup-winning captain has 123 stumpings, with 25 coming against Sri L...

Stumped is a method of stumping can only be performed by a wicket-keeper, and can only occur from a legitimate delivery (i.e. not a Being "out of his ground" is defined as not having any part of the batsman's body or his bat touching the ground behind the crease – i.e., if his bat is slightly elevated from the floor despite being behind the crease, or if his foot is on the crease line itself but not completely across it and touching the ground behind it, then he would be considered out (if stumped). One of the fielding team (such as the wicket-keeper himself) must Stumping [ ] Stumping is the fifth most common form of dismissal after makes his ground, i.e. places the bat or part of his body on the ground back behind the Notes: • The popping crease is defined as the back edge of the crease marking (i.e. the edge closer to the wicket. Therefore, a batsman whose bat or foot is on the crease marking, but does not touch the ground behind the crease marking, can be stumped. This is quite common if the batsman's back foot is raised so that only his toe is on the ground. • The wicket must be properly put down in accordance with Law 29 of the • The wicket-keeper must allow the ball to pass the stumps before taking it, unless it has touched either the batsman or his bat first (Law 21.9). Records [ ] Most international stumpings – career Format Stumpings Player Matches Test 52 54 ODI 123 350 T20I 34 98 Last updated: 25 August 2019 MS Dhoni holds the world's fastest stumping record in...

The World Test Championship (WTC) is one of the most prestigious cricket competitions. WTC features the top nine Test-playing nations competing in a round-robin format, followed by a final match to determine the ultimate champion. The Cricket Lounge provides comprehensive coverage of the WTC, including live scores, match highlights, and analysis of the teams and players. Mahendra Singh Dhoni, besides being one of the most successful skippers of the Indian cricket team is also regarded as a legendary wicket keeper-batsman around the world. Over the years, MS Dhoni has done some spectacular things behind the stumps and stunned opposition batters with his out of the box skills. Many cricket pundits around the world believe that Dhoni is the best wicket-keeper of all time and he has revolutionized wicket-keeping with his unorthodox technique.He reads the game brilliantly and makes his moves at the right time. Ian Bell – another cricketer from England, who became the victim of MS Dhoni’s lightening fast stumping. This happened during the final of Champions Trophy, when Ravindra Jadeja bowled an arm ball to him and Dhoni picked it perfectly before sending him back to the pavilion by dismantling the stumps. Sabbir Rahman, the Bangladesh batsman also became the victim of MS Dhoni’s stumping skills. This happened during the ICC T20 World Cup in 2016, where Bangladesh cricket team needed only a few runs to win the game, but MS Dhoni shattered all their dreams with the help of Suresh...