IND vs Eng: Rishabh Pant reveals the secret behind his stump Mike Antics. Cricket news
Timesofindia.com in London: Rishabh Pant’s chirpi and talkative appearance behind the stumps is no secret. The Indian wicketkeeper is often heard when giving funny one-liners on stump mike or engaging with teammates in a mild banquet.As India is ready for the third Test at Lord’s, Vice-Captain Pant credited this habit to his late childhood coach, Tarak Sinha.Pants told reporters ahead of the third Test starting on Thursday, “My coach late Tarak Sinha taught me to keep talking to myself. That’s what I have been doing since childhood; it helps me a lot.”The 27-year-old, who had recently held a discussion with her presence in Wimbledon, also shared an insight on India’s play XI, how the team overcame the Premier Paper Jaspreet Bumrah’s absence in the second Test and the strong area communication between himself and Captain Shubman Gill.With resting with Bumrah, this sky was deep that reached the occasion in Edgbaston. Young Paper gave a match winning performance, took 10 wickets-first played an important role in winning four in the innings and 336 runs in six-India’s 336 runs.
The pants also had a word of praise for skipper Shubman Gill, who are leading India in his first assignment as a Test captain after Rohit Sharma’s retirement from Red-Ball cricket ahead of the England series.“When you have a good camedry out of the field, the communication is better on the ground,” Pant said.He said, “Jasprit Bumrah was not playing, but Siraj and the sky were deep,” he said.
