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Bengaluru, Oct 20 (PTI) India wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant on Sunday said there will always be ups and downs in the game but what is important is to “rise stronger every time” after a setback.
Pant would not come out for keeping on Day 3. Reserve keeper Dhruv Jurel was seen doing the keeping drills ahead of the start of the play and he was the man behind wickets for India.
Batting on Day 4 of the Test match, Rishabh Pant was dismissed on 99 by William ORourke having earlier scored a mammoth six standing on one knee. The shot raised the eyebrows of the fans and ...
Image Source : AP, GETTY Rishabh Pant and MS Dhoni. Indian star batter Rishabh Pant missed out on a well-deserving century in the India vs New Zealand 1st Test in Bengaluru. The wicketkeeper star ...
Rishabh Pant’s fearless batting style has made him one of the most thrilling cricketers to watch, and his penchant for hitting sixes – even while in the nineties – is no secret. While many ...
Rishabh Pant missed out on a century but played an impactful knock, defying the knee injury and proving once again that he is one of India’s best team players. read more Rishabh Pant missed out on a ...
Rishabh Pant (99) missed out on a hundred yet again, falling agonisingly on 99, after Sarfaraz Khan's departure for 150 as New Zealand seized the momentum by keeping India to 438 for six at tea on ...