IND vs. Eng: ‘A dirt in the knee, scars all faces’ – Remember the horrific car accident of former India coach Rishabh Pant. Cricket news
Former India head coach Ravi Shastri praised Rishabh Pant’s remarkable innings off 178 balls against England in the initial Test in Leeds on 22 June. The pants innings, which had 12 fours and sixth sixes, included unconventional shots and in a joyous century.The 27-year-old wicketkeeper-Better won his second seventh Test century since he recovered from a serious car accident at the end of 2022.Pants performed their unique batting style, including a ‘Flying paddle’ shot and reached his century with one hand on mid-wicket from spinner Shoaib Bashir.
Shastri said on Sky Sports, “Insenant. He plays the number game beautifully, the way he wants, he plays. He will block a little and then shift the gear.”Shastri explained in detail about the pants’ approach, “He has his own computer and only he knows how it works. It is his USP. This is the bowlers under pressure and makes him a box office, a real recreational and a match winner.”Shastri reflected on the recovery of pants from the accident, explaining the importance of his celebration. “That’s why he was a celebration. Thank you the man for giving him an opportunity.”“I think his recovery from that accident was a lot with his body frame and in the mid -20s. When I saw him in the hospital, it was not a beautiful scene. It was not a beautiful view. A dirt kneel, face marks, hurt the whole body,” Shastri said.Former Surrey and Sussex Batter Ian Ward commented for Sky Sports, praising the performance of the pants. “This is Fala Box Office. One of the great entertainers and one of the best hundred celebrations I have seen. He is a character, it is a boy. ,The innings also impressed Indian batting legend Sunil Gavaskar, who criticized the shot selection of pants during the first Australia series. After seeing the performance of the pants in Leeds, Gavaskar repeatedly said “Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic.”The performance of the unconventional batsman in the headingley demonstrated his recovery and returned to the form, entertaining the crowd with his unique batting style and memorable celebration.
