The inaugural edition of the tournament was played between August 1, 2019, and June 23, 2021. New Zealand beat India in the final to be crowned champions. The match also marked the swansong of the Blackcaps’ most successful wicketkeeper.

This edition used a series-based points system, where each series carried a maximum of 120 points, distributed per match. However, the ICC later introduced the Percentage Points (PCT) metric for a fairer ranking system.

A South African was the leading run-getter among wicketkeepers in the 2019–21 WTC cycle with 838 runs at 41.90. Four other wicketkeepers also scored over 700 runs during this period. Of them, a Pakistani had the highest average - 46.31.

Overall, there were 17 designated wicketkeepers in the 2019-21 WTC cycle. You have to name them all in three minutes. To work with the names, the teams they had represented, along with the number of runs they scored have been given as hints. Good luck!