IND vs Eng: ‘Nobody had expected to do this from him’ – Who said what about Rishabh Pant’s Somarasolt festival? , Cricket news
New Delhi: Rishabh Pant has never been clinging to the script, and he proved that once again with a celebration in the form of electrification as his innings in Headingley. After noteing its seventh Test century in classic pants style, charging the track and launching Shoaib Bashir on Deep Midwick for a six six, the vice-captain of India stunned fans and team companions equally with a amazing ceremony.This step, the fiery and athletic in equal parts, quickly set social media and became the main attraction of 2 on the first test day between India and England. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!While the acrobatics of the pants wore the audience, he also attracted reactions from former cricketers and teammates.In a video shared by BCCI, Dinesh Karthik quipped, “Neither I could somarasolt like him, nor can I bat like him. When I was too young, my parents tried me for gymnastics, and I was completely failure. So let’s just leave it there because he is doing it very well when he celebrates it. ,Former head coach Ravi Shastri also praised the unexpected nature of the pants: “At a very young age, he did a lot of gymnastics. He really do it well. I think it was unique. No one had expected him to do so. There was nothing wrong with it – although I would probably end in a swimming pool!”Cheteshwar Pujara, usually reserved, is simply expressed: “Rishabh Rishabh. He does something unique.”
The festive of the pants pulled out during the IPL earlier this year, but a new level of surprise was added to it at the Test stage. His innings came at a bang 134-one important time off 178 balls with 12 fours and six sixes, which made an important partnership with Shubman Gill (147) to push India beyond the 400-run mark.As fans performed miracles in shot-making, it was flip that stole the spotlight-a moment that surrounded the soul of the pants completely: fearless, fun and fiercely unforgettable.
