Rishabh Pant steps as the vice-captain of India, fifty responsible scores with Skipar Shubman Gill

Rishabh Pant has stepped up after India’s new Test Vice-Captain was named. Often criticized for his brash play and labeled unnecessarily, wicketkeeper Batter decided to take more than normal for his 5th fifty or more score in England.

Pant came in the middle with a good platform by KL Rahul, Yashsvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill. Two opener and Sai reformson had gone, but Captain Gill was still in the middle. The score after 52.3 overs was 221/3.

On his second ball, the pants stepped out and hit Ben Stokes on his head for a limit. The England captain could not help himself and laughed out loud after the adventurous shot of the pants. He took some tweet on Southpow, but he did not reply.

Pant curbs natural instinct

Given that it was a good batting pitch and the English bowlers were not great with their lines and lengths, one would assume that the pants would blame all guns. Well, this did not happen. The Indian vice-captains did not bat like their normal self.

He blocked Stokes, Chris Woakes and even spinner Shoaib Bashir. At one point, Pant scored just 16 (41). Unlike yourself. You may feel that the pants were itching. And finally, he took Bashir down in the 74th over. A shot fine leg, a Deft went into a paddle. The next time he left for Bashir’s head for six.

You will assume that the pants will break all the huts. He now entered in his 40s. But no, this did not happen. It was not the same pants we had been watching for 8 years. In contrast, the wicketkeeper was picking the right time and ball to hit. One can say that his unexpectedness made him one of the best test batsmen to see him.

After taking responsibility for being the vice-captain of India, Pant curbed his instinct and still succeeded. This shows his immense talent. Earlier, Yashasvi Jaiswal did the same. Perhaps the absence of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli inspired him to take over their wickets. Whatever the reason was, Pant did it brilliantly.