Be it a regular batsman, an all-rounder or a bowler, when one enters a cricket ground with a bat in hand, no one likes to get out on a duck. Perhaps, it is one of the most embarrassing situation to walk back to the pavilion without contributing anything to the team’s score.

There can be multiple reasons for a batsman to get out without scoring a single run. At times, luck plays a spoilsport and one faces a jaffa or an unplayable delivery first up. As a new batsman on the crease, it becomes difficult to negotiate such a delivery.

At times, a batsman’s nerves gets the better of him. It could be the pressure of the situation or the overall pressure of performing, which forces a batsman to play a false stroke during the initial phase of his innings.

There are times when bowlers, who rarely bat, have to face another bowler, who is bowling at his peak. As far as cricketers with most number of ducks in international cricket are concerned, watch the full video: