In an exclusive interview with India TV Cricket on Tuesday, former Pakistan cricketer Ramiz Raja talked about Rishabh Pant and his impact on Test cricket
In an exclusive conversation with India TV Cricket, former Indian cricketer Kiran More talked about Rishabh Pant and why the management shoudl back him as an all-format player.
Shikhar Dhawan's unbeaten 69 and Prithvi Shaw's combative 39 helped Delhi Capitals register a seven-wicket victory over Punjab Kings at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday.
Hetmyer and Pant added a 78-run stand for the fifth wicket, putting up a valiant fight at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Tuesday, but eventually fell one run short of the target
Mumbai Indians made one change, bringing in spinner Jayant Yadav in place of pacer Adam Milne. Delhi made two changes, bringing in Amit Mishra and Shimron Hetmyer while leaving out Chris Woakes and Lukman Meriwala.
In the second clash of the IPL 2021 on Saturday, Delhi Capitals' newly-appointed skipper Rishabh Pant won the toss and elected to bowl first against Chennai Super Kings at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
This will be 23-year-old Pant's debut as IPL captain. The wicketkeeper-batsman has captained Delhi's state team in the past.
India were asked to bat after England won the toss in the 2nd ODI in Pune. Contrary to expectations that Suryakumar Yadav would make his debut, it was Rishabh Pant who was included in the lineup for the injured Shreyas Iyer. India lead the series 1-0.
Following his impressive batting show in the Test series against England, swashbuckling wicketkeeper-batsman has climbed to career-best number seven spot in the ICC Test Rankings for batsmen, joining India opener Rohit Sharma at the position. Both Pant and Rohit are now sitting at the No.7 spot while India skipper Virat Kohli has maintained his fifth position in the longest format.
Rishabh Pant's attacking style of batting has the Indian team management's mandate as long as he gets the "job done" more often than not and people should cut him some slack when there is an odd failure, feels senior batsman Rohit Sharma.
Rishabh Pant changed his game-plan and in turn India's fortunes with a magnificent century, helping the side snatch control from England's grip to finish the second day at a robust 294 for 7 in the final Test on Friday
India lost two more wickets in the middle session to reach 153 for six in their first innings on the second day of the fourth and final Test against England here on Friday. After Ajinkya Rahane got out for 27, Rohit Sharma (49) and Ravichandran Ashwin (13) departed in the post-lunch session.
All eyes will be on Rishabh Pant on Day 2 as India chases a big score in the 1st innings of the 2nd Test in Chennai. India resume their innings at 300/6, with Rishabh Pant (33*) sharing the crease with debutant Axar Patel (5*).
Pant slams unbeaten 89 as Indian win the decisive fourth and final Test by three wickets to retain the Border Gavaskar Trophy in last day thriller; India end Oz's 32-year dominance at the GABBA.
Team India showed great character and resilience in the third test match against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Team India Batting Coach Vikram Rathour on January held a press conference in Mumbai ahead of 1st ODI against Australia.
BCCI president and former India captain Sourav Ganguly called for patience regarding Rishabh Pant and said he will come good with time.
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