Aakash Chopra, a former Indian opener believes India should start with Rishabh Pant as the specialist keeper-batsman in the 5 T20Is against England and release KL Rahul from the keeping duties. Left-handed southpaw Rishabh Pant made a comeback to the Indian T20I
Naman Ojha, former India wicket-keeper, and domestic stalwart backed Rishabh Pant to become India’s best wicket-keeper batsman in the upcoming year. Rishabh Pant is showing his prowess with the bat recently for the Indian Test team. After his outstanding efforts against Australia
Michael Vaughan feels Rishabh Pant’s wicketkeeping in the recently concluded second Test against England was India’s biggest positive out of the match, but the former skipper also believes that the 23-year-old has a long way to go before he can be called
Rishabh Pant, then 17 years old opener carted eight sixes and 22 boundaries in his 133-ball 186 against a Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) XI representing a Delhi colts team in the Under-19 J.Y. Lele All India One-day Invitation Tournament in Baroda, on
Rishabh Pant, who has been under fire for his wicketkeeping skills, took 2 brilliant catches to dismiss England’s Ollie Pope and Jack Leach as visitors England got bowled out for 134 in their first innings. Former cricketer and opener Gautam Gambhir was
Pragyan Ojha has expressed his surprise at Test vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane’s inconsistent displays with the bat. Ajinkya Rahane scored a solitary run across the two innings in the first Test against England in Chennai. The Indian vice-captain hasn’t breached the half-century mark
Virat Kohli and his team would like youngster Rishabh Pant’s energy level to continue for the rest of the series despite losing the first Test. Losing the first Test to England by 227 runs is going to be a big lesson for
Joe Root, England skipper on Tuesday admitted that Rishabh Pant was a big factor in his side not declaring in their second innings even after the lead crossed the 400-run mark. On Tuesday, England defeated India by 227 runs in the first Test at the
Jack Leach, England’s left-arm spinner on Tuesday said his teammates helped him stay strong and make a comeback after the hammering he received from Rishabh Pant in 1st innings during the opening Test win against India. Riding on Jack Leach (4/76) and
Nasser Hussain feels former keeper MS Dhoni goes on an offensive mode as a last resort while current skipper Rishabh Pant’s first instinct is being aggressive but with some sensible decision-making. In awe of Indian batsman Rishabh Pant’s heavy-duty batting off late,
