Rishabh Pant came to bat even after being injured against England on the second day of the fourth Test. After this, Pant is being praised everywhere. Pant was hurt to toe on the first day. Later it was discovered that fracture has come in his toe. During this time, Hemang Badani, coach of Delhi Capitals in IPL has also praised Pant’s bravery. Badani believes that Pant may be the next captain of India.

Pant may be the next captain of India

While talking on Sony Sports, Badani, coach of Delhi Capitals praised Pant’s courage and passion. He said that Pant has decided that he will become the future leader of Team India. Badani said that according to reports, Pant was advised to rest for 6 weeks, but despite this he decided to land on the field.

Badani said, “You have to bat with that leg, have to run. Despite this, Pant played, so that he can tell the team that he can be trusted. Pant is not just a normal player. He is the vice -captain of this team and wants to become a leader in the future. He wants to show that he can become a leader of this team. There are good signs for. “

Pant scored half -century

Pant was injured on the first day. Then he was on 37 runs. After this, Pant came to bat on the second day. He was also having trouble walking. But he daringly scored a brilliant half -century. Pant was dismissed for 54 runs.

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Rishabh Pant’s legs fractured the fourth Test against England in the thumb. Despite this, he came to bat, Pant had to run to take the run himself with a broken thumb. But if this was the time before 2011, Pant would have got a ‘runner’. After which he would have to bat only while standing and the other player would run for him. But since 2011, the ICC has banned this rule. Let’s know why the ICC did this.

Why not get the runner now? Rules changed since 2011

In earlier times, when a batsman was injured, he was allowed to seek the help of a ‘runner’ to take runs. This rule was very beneficial for such batsmen, who had difficulty in muscle stretch, injury or running. Many times, this is why the teams used to avoid losing the match and the batsmen were able to contribute. But now this does not happen.

In 2011, there was a long discussion about this rule in the ICC’s annual meeting, after which it was decided that the runner would not be allowed from now. The ICC said that this rule was taken wrongly many times. It was difficult for the umpires on the field to decide whether the player is really injured or cunning.

The ICC’s then head Aaron Logart had told ESPN, “The Cricket Committee discussed the issue and realized that many times the runner was not used in the right spirit. It was difficult for the umpires to decide whether the batsman was really hurt or not. If a ball was injured, if a ball was injured, he could not bowl throughout the day, so it was not allowed that the runner was not allowed to be done, because the rule was not allowed to be done. Is.”

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Former Indian batsman Virender Sehwag has hit 91 sixes in the history of Test cricket. Then how did Rishabh Pant match Sehwag’s sixes with 90 sixes? Please tell that Sehwag has hit 90 sixes while playing for India. At the same time, Sehwag, a six, has planted playing for ICC World XI. Pant has equaled Sehwag’s record in terms of hitting the most sixes for India. Talking about overall Test cricket, Pant is still a six away from equaling Pant Sehwag.

Langadat Pant rooted a six on Jofra Archer

Pant was injured on the first day of the fourth Test against England. His toe got fractured. Despite this, Pant came to bat on the second day. Pant was having trouble running runs. But he did not have any problem in putting standing shots. Pant created history by hitting a tremendous six against the deadly fast bowler Jofra Archer.

As soon as he hit a six against Archer, Pant equaled Sehwag’s record of hitting the most sixes for India. Both have 90-90 sixes for India. Where Sehwag has done this feat in 103 Test matches. At the same time, Pant has done this feat in only 47 Tests. Pant hit a tremendous half -century. Pant scored a total of 54 runs.

Pant will not keep in the fourth Test due to injury

Pant will not be seen wicketkeeping after being injured in the fourth Test. The BCCI has said that Dhruv will take over the responsibility of keeping in place of Pant. At the same time, Pant will also be out of the 5th Test. Narayan Jagadishan can be included in the team in his place.

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Rishabh pant stats: Rishabh Pant was elected the vice-captain of the Indian Test team just before the Indo-England Test series. Who thought that Pant’s bat must have been spewing fire as soon as Vice-Captain was made. He has shown amazing in the first Test of the series being played against England. He has become the first Indian wicketkeeper who has scored a century in both innings of a Test match. Actually, he has got the most success on number-5 in Red-Ball format. His figures on this batting order have been very spectacular, which you will be surprised to see.

Rishabh Pant has so far scored 3,200 runs in his 44 -match Test career. He has become the wicketkeeper to score the most Test century in the current series against England. He has 8 Test centuries in his name, while before him this record was in the name of MS Dhoni, who had scored a total of 6 centuries in his Test career.

Rishabh Pant is Future Superstar

Rishabh Pant’s total average in Test career is 44.44, but when he batting on number-5, then the ghost of scoring runs on him. Pant has so far played 28 innings while batting at number-5 in Test matches, of which he has 1553 runs. Batting at number-5, their average increases to 59.7. Pant has so far scored 4 centuries and 9 fifty while batting on the fifth order.

Mohammad Azharuddin was the highest scorer for India on number-5, who scored 4,346 runs in 147 innings. Let us know that Pant completed 3,000 runs in his Test career during the innings of 134 runs in the first Test against England.

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