Most catches in ODI(wicket-keeping)

Overview:-

• Adam Gilchrist (Australia):-Gilchrist’s dismissals per innings ratio is astounding to say the least: 1.679. Credit should also go the Aussie pacers who have bowled immaculately resulting in him taking as many as 417 catches behind the stumps. It is also pretty surprising to notice that he has effected 55 stumpings. Considering he played ODI cricket alongside Shane Warne only for four years or so, it shows that Australia’s limited overs spinners have also chipped in regularly.?
• Mark Boucher (South Africa):-He is the only other keeper apart from Gilchrist to have taken 402 catches in the format, and, by the looks of it, these two might be the only ones present in that league for a long time to come. His dismissals per innings ratio stands at 1.462 and is next only to Gilchrist.
• Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka?):-Having kept wickets to the likes of Muttiah Muralitharan, Rangana Herath, Sanath Jayasuriya, etc., over the years, Sangakkara’s stumpings count stands at 99, which is the most for any keeper in ODIs. He is still playing, so expect a few more b?efore he hangs up his boots
• MS Dhoni (India):- With 293 catches and a dismissals per innings ratio of 1.266, he rounds off the top 5 list.
• Brendon Mccullum (New Zealand):-New Zealand might have brought in Luke Ronchi now to take care of the keeping duties, but it was McCCullum who was doing a wonderful job for them over the years. And it is only natural that he has effected only 15 stumpings coming from a country which had only one quality spinner in the form of Daniel Vettori in his time.