Who are the 5 players leaving the most catches in ODIs since 2023? You will be surprised

There is a famous saying in cricket, “Catches win matches”, that is, if caught catch, it is certain to win the match, but when these catches are missed, then not just one wicket, but the match can also slip by hand. Especially in ODI cricket, where every run and every wicket is precious.

In today’s time, the players are expected a lot about fielding, but still there have been some big names who have left the catch and put their teams in trouble. Let’s know about those 5 players who have dripped the most catches since 2023.

Rohit Sharma- India

Indian captain Rohit Sharma, who has recently said goodbye to Test and T20 cricket, is at the top of this unwanted list, which is quite surprising for fans.

Match played- 34 (since 2023)

Total Catching opportunity- 22

Catch drops- 10

Catch Catch- 12

The biggest lapse with Rohit Sharma was when Rohit left a slip in the slip against Bangladesh in 2025. This catch was the chance of Akshar Patel’s hat -trick, which was lost by Rohit’s mistake.

Brandon King- West Indies

Brandon King is known for his athletic fielding, but recently his filming figures tell a different story.

Catching opportunity- 22

Catch Drop- 8

Catch catch- 14

His fielding instability has damaged the West Indies team many times. Team management hopes that they will soon improve their catching.

Charith Asanka- Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan all-rounder and vice-captain Asananka is also included in this list and remains in third place.

Match played- 54

Catching opportunity- 22

Catch Drop- 8

Catching percentage- 63.64%

Usually, Actors are considered a reliable fielder, but their recent form is telling a different picture.

Glenn Philips- New Zealand

Glenn Philips has been counted among the best fielders in the world in recent years, but they are also included in this unwanted list.

Catching opportunity- 23

Catch Drop- 7

Catching percentage- around 70%

His falling fielding performance has surprised the fans. However, given his ability and agility, he can make a great comeback in the fielding.

Pathum Nisanka- Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan top order batsman Pathum Nisanka has also lagged behind in fielding. However, he is at the fifth position in this list.

Catching opportunity- 23

Catch Drop- 7

Catching percentage- 69.57%

Nisanka’s grip on the ball has been weak and many times his team has lost wickets opportunities.