4. Khokhan Sen – Bangladesh:
Khokhan Sen, famously known as Probir sen, was born in Comilla, Bangladesh(Which was part of India before partition). With much success at the school level, he started playing for Bengal at the age of 17.
The right-hand batsman made the Test debut in 1948 and went on to play 14 Test matches. Also, he was the first wicketkeeper to become a regular feature in the Indian side. Interestingly, he was the only Indian wicket-keeper to stump Don Bradman.
Probir played as many as 82 first-class matches. He amassed 2580 runs during his 15-year first-class career at an average of 23.24 with the help of three centuries. Probir affected 108 dismissals in 70 first-class games as a wicketkeeper – 97 catches and 35 stumpings.