Rahul Dravid holds the record for the most catches in One Day International (ODI) cricket, with an astonishing total of 210 catches in 164 matches. His exceptional fielding, especially as a wicketkeeper-batsman and later in the slips, made him one of the most reliable fielders in the history of the game.

Total Catches in ODIs: 210 catches in 164 matches.

Against Australia: 47 catches

Against England: 30 catches

Against West Indies: 26 catches

Against South Africa: 21 catches

Against Zimbabwe: 21 catches

Against Pakistan: 19 catches

Against New Zealand: 17 catches

Against Sri Lanka: 16 catches

Against Bangladesh: 13 catches

Wicketkeeper Role: Dravid initially played as a wicketkeeper-batsman, which added to his chances of taking catches behind the stumps. He was known for his excellent glovework and agility.

Slip Fielding: Even after he gave up wicketkeeping duties, Dravid continued to take numerous catches in the slip cordon, a position that requires exceptional reflexes and concentration.

ICC World XI Catch: One of his 210 catches includes a catch for the ICC World XI, further cementing his status as one of the game’s greatest fielders.

Dravid’s contribution in the field was as crucial as his batting, and his consistency across all formats of the game made him a standout in both batting and fielding departments. His ability to take catches in high-pressure situations and his unparalleled focus were key features of his fielding excellence.