Fielding Most Catches Career - Papua New Guinea

Most catches in 2018 in Tests+ODIs+T20Is - Papua New Guinea

Most catches

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	Ct	Max	Ct/Inn
A Vala	2018-2023	96	96	48	3	0.5
L Siaka	2018-2023	76	76	46	4	0.605
TP Ura	2018-2023	90	90	39	2	0.433
CJA Amini	2018-2023	91	91	33	2	0.362
S Bau	2018-2023	83	83	32	3	0.385
N Vanua	2018-2023	89	89	27	2	0.303
N Pokana	2019-2023	40	40	15	3	0.375
CA Soper	2018-2023	66	66	14	2	0.212
R Hekure	2019-2023	49	49	12	2	0.244
A Nao	2018-2023	25	25	10	2	0.4
G Toka	2019-2023	22	22	7	2	0.318
KV Morea	2021-2023	32	32	7	2	0.218
D Ravu	2018-2022	39	39	7	1	0.179
J Kila	2018-2022	29	29	6	2	0.206
H Hiri	2019-2023	45	45	6	1	0.133
SI Kamea	2022-2023	36	36	5	1	0.138
J Kariko	2023-2023	13	13	3	1	0.23
SK Atai	2019-2022	33	17	3	1	0.176
JB Reva	2018-2019	4	4	2	1	0.5
Michael Charlie	2023-2023	2	2	1	1	0.5
VV Morea	2018-2018	3	3	1	1	0.333
MD Dai	2018-2018	4	4	1	1	0.25
K Doriga	2018-2023	66	4	1	1	0.25
D Bau	2022-2022	4	-	-	-	-
JNT Vare	2018-2018	3	-	-	-	-
JWW Gardner	2023-2023	2	2	-	-	-
HGV Vare	2022-2023	14	3	-	-	-

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All figures exclude catches made as a wicketkeeper, except for matches played which is the career figure
Performances in matches that overlap years are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures

Records includes the following current or recent matches:

Bangladesh vs New Zealand at Mount Maunganui, Bangladesh in New Zealand 3rd T20I, Dec 31, 2023 [T20I # 2425]

United Arab Emirates vs Afghanistan at Sharjah, Afghanistan in United Arab Emirates 2nd T20I, Dec 31, 2023 [T20I # 2426]

Australia vs Pakistan at Melbourne, Pakistan in Australia 2nd Test, Dec 26-29, 2023 [Test # 2519]