What makes a stumping in cricket particularly fast?

Here are quick stumping tips
A quick stumping is a moment that needs fantastic reflexes and foresight of the wicketkeeper.
The keeper should be swift enough to analyse the batsman’s movement and the bowler’s delivery.
Prompt footwork and hand to eye coordination are essential in quick bail removal.
The stumping has to be carried out prior to the batsman being able to ground his bat or foot.
Such dismissals can often transform the game, demonstrating skill of the keeper and being alert.