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I love cricket, I developed passion towards cricket by watching greatest players , but players innings like sachin,ganguly, sahwag,ponting,gilchrist all were my childhood memories but one person became my favour person He is disruptive batsmen, elegant behind the stumps it doesn’t matter whether he was playing England ,Australia or any part of the world   speak, of course, of Adam Gilchrist.


I like the way he enter into the field by wearing his glows to do one of the toughest job in cricket, and he will maintain same enthusiasm all over the day. He considered as a benchmark for the wicket keeping. Whenever a new wicket keeper comes in to the cricket fraternity they will be comparing relative to grilchrist.he did wicket keeping to world most dangerous bowlers like Brett lee, bracken, Gillespie. To do wicket keeping to them u need to have lot of ability to stretch your body with in fraction of second.
He played 291 matches and cached 417 caches this shows how flexible his body for wicket keeping and he did 47 stumps

We talk about Sachin; Ponting as grate one day players However, what Adam Gilchrist did was rejuvenate Odi Cricket thanks to his interpretation of how the match should be played. The only manner in which he knew to bat was full of aggression, and that is how he was as a player.

Openers didn’t have to fill that role. Openers were meant to hit. Gilchrist was meant to hit. He never cared about the pressure of the match situation. Once asked about his approach to batting while chasing a target in excess of 300, he answered in simple terms. He said that you’ve just got to play the next ball. You don’t have think what the target is or what the run-rate is. What has to happen will happen, you’ve just got to play the game.
He made 16 hundreds and 55 fifties whilst keeping wickets for Australia. He doesn’t count anywhere amongst the most prolific batsmen who boast more runs, better averages, and more hundreds, but the thrill that he brought to the field can be matched by only a few.
Playing Adam Gilchrist was like weathering a storm, one that you knew was coming to destroy you. Very few other batsmen can boast of such a status.

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