IND vs Eng: No Somarasault! ‘Fantastic’ Rishabh Pant set several records in Headingly. Cricket news
Rishabh Pant has been notable to say at least in the first testing against England, increasing new heights in Headingley. As the vice-captain of India, he now records the highest match by a specified wicketkeeper in a test on English soil. In the first innings, a score of 134 pants and 118 have taken their tally to 252 in Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Clash.This means that the wicketkeeper has now crossed Alec Stewart of England, who collected 204 runs (40 and 164) against South Africa in 1998 at Old Trafford. The 27-year-old Commanding Batting Display has maintained India’s second innings after an early hiccup with the wicket of Shubman Gill, but has also confirmed his stature as one of the most influential wicketkeeper-batsmen in modern cricket. His fearless stroke play and animated Chatter have been one of the biggest talkings of India’s second innings, with this test many stump Mike moments are already going viral. Connecting his adventures, Pant has now joined a special club, who has scored five fifty-fifty-Plus scores in England. The list of this aristocracy includes legends like Don Bradman, Honey Kronje, Shivnarine Chanderpall, Kumar Sangakkara and Derryl Michelle. At the top of this notable chart is Steven Smith of Australia, with a stunning streak of more than seven consecutive scores in England.In addition, pants have also become the first Asian wicketkeeper to score for centuries in both innings of a test. The only other person to achieve this rare achievement is Andy Flower of Zimbabwe. In addition, pants are the first Indian batsman to score hundreds in each innings of a test for India in England.With impressive scores in both innings, a solid innings of pants has helped India immensely in 4 days. After Gill’s initial wicket at day 4, the aggressive game of pants against the English bowling attack with KL Rahul helps India cross the 250-run mark, which was finished by Shoaib Bashir and was caught by Zak Crole.
Of some of his viral moments in the game, when he apologized to the English pacer Chris Woakes, later to cancel his run-up midway, and later explained that he was ‘not ready’. Pant was forgiven in that moment, “Sorry Vokesi.” When he breaks his second century of his first exam, the cameras saw Sunil Gavaskar, so that he would request to celebrate with a Somaras. However, the Centurion indicated that it would maintain acrobatics for the next example and opted to celebrate differently instead.
