Whenever India's star wicketkeepers are counted, Kiran More's name will be written in that list. Kiran More, who scored 1285 runs in 49 Tests and 130 wickets, is celebrating his 58th birthday today. He has also been a former selector of India. He was born on 4 September 1962 in Vadodara, Gujarat.

Kiran More has 130 wickets in 49 Tests for India and 563 runs in 94 ODIs. Kiran More made his Indian cricket team debut in 1984. After which a few years there was no big feat by him, but what Kiran More did in 1988 made him the greatest wicketkeeper in the cricket world, where he made the world record.

In 1988, the spin bowler Narendra Hirwani made his debut in the Test match played in Chennai against West Indies. Narendra Hirwani and Kiran More teamed up in this match. In the innings of this match, Kiran More made the world record of 5 stumps with the ball of Narendra Hirwani, then combined 6 stumps in both innings, which is the record for most stumps in a single match of Test cricket till date. Their records have not been able to break even world-class wicketkeepers like Dhoni and Gilchrist.

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