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Drama in Headingley! After the umpire, Rishabh Pant lost his cool, when the umpire refused to change the ball, throw the ball into the frustration – watch. Cricket news

Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill (Getty Image)

New Delhi: How many times have we lost our temper to Rishabh Pant on a cricket ground? Rarely, if ever. But at 3 of the first Test in Headingly, there was a rare moment of visible frustration in a quiet and composed wicketkeeper-better.The incident occurred when Pant requested the on-field umpire to change the ball. The umpire rejected the request, leading to an animated response from the pants, throwing the ball into anger. Jasprit Bumrah also joined the discussion pointing to the ball’s position, but the umpire stood firmly and rejected the appeal again.Despite the transient flash of Bhavna, the pants batted all the things because they continued to write record books in red-ball cricket.He overtook former India captain Rohit Sharma to become the team’s six-hitter in the history of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC). Pants have now hit 62 sixes in WTC matches, which has crossed Rohit’s 56 tally in 40 tests. The 27 -year -old has achieved this feat in only 35 matches, scoring 2,386 runs at an average of 41.85, including five centuries and 13 fifties.Globally, England captain Ben Stokes led the WTC Six-Hitting Chart with 83 sixes in 54 tests.Pants also left behind MS Dhoni to register the most testing centuries by an Indian wicketkeeper-better. His seventh Test ton came on Saturday, making him one of Dhoni clear. It was also his fifth Test Hundred in the Army (South Africa, England, New Zealand, Australia) countries – the most by any Asian batsman. He now has three Test tonnes in England, and one in Australia and South Africa.

With this, the pants have equaled Kumar Sangakkara of Sri Lanka for the most testing centuries (7) as a specified wicketkeeper among Asian players.At day 2, the pants also crossed the 3,000 -run mark in the tests, which became the second Indian wicketkeeper only after Dhoni. He is now the most successful Asian keeper-better in army countries in terms of run.In 44 tests, the pants have scored an average of 3,082 runs at 43.40, including seven centuries and 15 half -centuries. His run has come at a remarkable strike rate of 73.69 – his fearless and one will for a reversal style.

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