Kiran More - A Lifestory

Kiran More is a former Indian cricketer, primarily known for his role as a wicketkeeper and a lowerorder batsman. He was a prominent figure in the Indian cricket team during the 1980s and early 1990s. Born in Baroda, Gujarat, More made his international debut in 1986 and quickly established himself as a reliable gloveman behind the stumps. His agility, sharp reflexes, and vocal presence made him a valuable asset to the team. More's wicketkeeping skills were often praised, and he was known for his enthusiastic appeals and constant chatter, which sometimes drew criticism but also energized the team.

Beyond his wicketkeeping abilities, More also contributed with the bat, often playing crucial cameos in the lower order. Although not a prolific runscorer, he was a capable batsman who could hold his own under pressure. He represented India in 49 Test matches and 94 One Day Internationals (ODIs), participating in several major tournaments, including the Cricket World Cup. After retiring from international cricket, More remained involved in the sport, taking on roles as a coach, selector, and commentator. He has also been associated with various cricket academies, mentoring young cricketers and contributing to the development of the game in India. His experience and knowledge of the game have made him a respected figure in Indian cricket circles.