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Tom Harkness

'My heart says that the title is a fight between Miller, early Botham and late Imran. I think a true allrounder needs to be a match winner in all disciplines, and whilst Sobers is one of the greatest (if not the greatest) players of all time, I put him in the Kallis mould: a fantastic batsman and a capable, but not a match-winning bowler'

Adnan Alavi

'Glamour in cricket came with Imran and almost went with his departure. He is an icon, and cannot be compared with anyone else'

Raja Mohandes

'It irks me to see people vote for Wasim Akram. While he is surely one of the best bowlers of all time, it is ridiculous to call him an allrounder'
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Stats analysis, edition 5

In the field

Cricinfo staff

April 23, 2007

In the final installment of our analysis of the greatest allrounders we take a look at the often ignored factor of fielding. When great players are remembered it tends to be for their feats with bat, ball or gloves. But how good were these allrounders when they were prowling the field?

Records: [Test | ODI ]

Test Records

Fielding
player Matches Caught Stumped
AC Gilchrist 90 344 37
APE Knott 95 250 19
IT Botham 102 120 0
GS Sobers 93 109 0
JH Kallis 107 105 0
AW Greig 58 87 0
SM Pollock 107 72 0
R Benaud 63 65 0
N Kapil Dev 131 64 0
W Rhodes 58 60 0
A Flintoff 67 44 0
Wasim Akram 104 44 0
RJ Hadlee 86 39 0
KR Miller 55 38 0
RJ Shastri 80 36 0
MH Mankad 44 33 0
LN Constantine 18 28 0
Imran Khan 88 28 0
MA Noble 42 26 0
MJ Procter 7 4 0

ODI Records

Fielding
player Matches Caught Stumped
AC Gilchrist 265 381 50
JH Kallis 256 98 0
Wasim Akram 356 88 0
N Kapil Dev 225 71 0
SM Pollock 283 46 0
RJ Shastri 150 40 0
A Flintoff 122 39 0
IT Botham 116 36 0
Imran Khan 175 36 0
RJ Hadlee 115 27 0
APE Knott 20 15 1
AW Greig 22 7 0
GS Sobers 1 1 0

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